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Review by:
Theresa Chapman
on Jan. 12, 2013 :
this was a well written book. i would read more from this author. keep the good work up
(review of free book)
Review by:
RJ Parker
on Nov. 04, 2011 :
Well, I'm hooked Mr. Moats!! I stumbled across "Classmate Murders" last week and have since read the first 4 "Murder" books. Such amazing stories! The recurring characters are so well rounded; Richards is funny, smart and likeable, Buck reminds me of Hulk Hogan, Penny and Lt. Trapper adds flavor to your books. I love the comedic tones in these stories and often have to pause reading as I'm laughing. The friendships and even romance are heartwarming. These are fast paced murder/mystery/suspense/humor books and are frigging addictive. Brilliant work Bob.... Ronnie Mercer
(review of free book)
Review by:
Jo Ann Hakola
on Nov. 02, 2011 :
Classmate Murders by Bob Moats
He's sixty years old, unemployed, and living with his parents. Anything would be better than that, right?
Mr. Moats shared a free copy of this ebook with me (thank you). He pointed out it was his first book and, as such, might not be of the same quality of writing as his later books. I was perfectly happy with this one, so I'm sure I'd enjoy reading the others he's written also.
I'm the same age and probably in the same shape as Jim Richards, but at least I have my own home and my own business. He soon finds himself a new line of work, but not without some pain...
He's amazed to see a phone call from one of his classmates from 40 years ago. He hasn't talked to her since school, and he was a bit in love with her then. He calls to see why she thinks someone is trying to kill her and he ends up talking to a cop. Someone was successful in their murder attempt...
This story is a bit off the wall, and that's what makes it such fun to read. He decides he's going to investigate the murder. Especially after another classmate gets murdered. Who's killing them and why? Good thing he has a big biker buddy for a friend because he gets in lots of trouble along the way.
The story is plausible, fun to read, and the murderer is not obvious.
If you like a fun mystery story that moves fast, this is a good one for you to read. The best part? It's free now on Smashwords. Go get a copy!
And if you want more, here's a list of his books:
Now Available: Classmate Murders * Vegas Showgirl Murders * Dominatrix Murders * Mistress Murders * Bridezilla Murders * Magic Murders * Strip Club Murders * Made-for-TV Murders * Mystery Cruise Murders * Talk Show Murders * Sin City Murders * Black Widow Murders * Vegas Vigilante Murders * Area 51 Murders * Mortuary Murders * Hypnotic Murders * Sunshine State Murders * Blue Suede Murders * Honky Tonk Murders
Happy reading.
(review of free book)
Review by:
TL Brink
on May 19, 2010 :
Though murder novels weren't my usual fare, once I started on Classmate Murders, I quickly found myself enjoying all of Bob Moats books. Well written, engaging, sweet and scary, they are must reads for anyone who loves a great mystery.
Knowing how much work is put into each paperback copy of the novels makes them that much more impressive. Be sure to check out Mr. Moats website to see how he does it!
(reviewed the day of purchase)