Published: March 10, 2013
Words: 32,185 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781301452057

Short description

When Laurie finds the dead body of a teacher at the school, she not only starts doing some snooping, but also enlists the help of Camila. Fingers of guilt begin pointing in every direction and everyone seems to have skeletons in their closets. When they begin unearthing secrets that some people want to keep buried, and will do anything, including murder, to keep the secrets from being revealed.

Extended description

Newly divorced Laurie Harris has got to contend with her obnoxious ex-husband Phillip, her boring, meaningless job, a tiny cramped apartment, trying to balance being a working woman and the mother of a teenage daughter, and a non-existent social life, until Camila Salas Harris, Phillip’s current wife, catches him in bed with his assistant, kicks him out, teams up with Laurie, and begins changing her life for the better.

When Laurie finds the dead body of a popular high school teacher in the early morning hours at Rose Haven High School, she not only starts doing some snooping of her own, but also enlists the help of her new best friend Camila.

Uncovering evidence finds that the teacher owed a large sum of money to a loan shark, had a substantial life insurance on himself with his brand new bride as his beneficiary, and had given a spoiled angry student a low grade, possibly making her ineligible for the cheerleading squad, a position that she is extremely passionate about. Anyo.. (Read more) Newly divorced Laurie Harris has got to contend with her obnoxious ex-husband Phillip, her boring, meaningless job, a tiny cramped apartment, trying to balance being a working woman and the mother of a teenage daughter, and a non-existent social life, until Camila Salas Harris, Phillip’s current wife, catches him in bed with his assistant, kicks him out, teams up with Laurie, and begins changing her life for the better.

When Laurie finds the dead body of a popular high school teacher in the early morning hours at Rose Haven High School, she not only starts doing some snooping of her own, but also enlists the help of her new best friend Camila.

Uncovering evidence finds that the teacher owed a large sum of money to a loan shark, had a substantial life insurance on himself with his brand new bride as his beneficiary, and had given a spoiled angry student a low grade, possibly making her ineligible for the cheerleading squad, a position that she is extremely passionate about. Anyone could have been pushed to the act of homicide.

Fingers of guilt begin pointing in every direction and everyone in the school, including the principal, seems to have skeletons in their closets.

When they begin snooping for answers into the death of the well-liked educator, Laurie and Camila begin unearthing unspeakable secrets that some people want to keep buried, and will do anything, including murder, to keep those secrets from being revealed.
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Tags

thriller, crime, drama, mystery, humor, women sleuths

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Review by: Nora Lee on May 13, 2013 :
The plot of the story is fresh but the editing is in dire need of a professional editor. Words are missing, extra words were left in, and sentence structure is clumsy. Plague is used for plaque, scarcely is used for sparsely and passed is used multiple times instead of past. It's difficult to read and often requires backtracking to re-read a paragraph. The characters are interesting. Please author, hire an editor.
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Review by: Victoria Montes on March 12, 2013 :
Assume Nothing has a wonderful title. So it was intriguing right from the beginning. This book is a fun little story with very colorful characters and wonderfully natural dialog
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Review by: Erickson Sue on March 11, 2013 :
Nice little mystery.
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