A Date to Die For

By Kathryn Long
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(3.00 based on 1 review)

Published: Aug. 09, 2011
Words: 12070 (approximate)
Language: English


Short description

Just a simple book signing ... at least that's what Lilly Millenovanovich, semi-successful mystery author thought when she traveled to Atlanta. She didn't need her agent, Kate to twist her arm. Afterall, her idol author, Sylvester Stone would be there. To make it even more thrilling, Sylvester invites Lilly to dinner to celebrate his movie deal in this murder mystery SHORT STORY.

Extended description

In this SHORT STORY ... Book signing, dinner and a movie ... should be fun and exciting, right? At least that's what Lilly Millenovanovich, semi-successful mystery author thought when she traveled to Atlanta. She didn't need her agent, Kate to twist her arm. Afterall, her idol author, Sylvester Stone would be there. To make it even more thrilling, Sylvester invites Lilly to dinner to celebrate his movie deal. Of course, who knew she'd find murder on the menu?

Lilly's weekend excursion should have been a little bit of work and a whole lot of fun. Shopping at the best mall ever in Atlanta, dinner with her idol ... what more could a girl ask for? So, when a murder pops up, Lilly must put her writer's detective skills to the test. Of course, a little help from boyfriend, Detective Jake Kline, and mother, Irene, is a must. Especially after fingers start pointing in her direction as murder suspect number one.

A Date to Die For is based on the characters and novel, Whips, Cuffs, and Little... (Read more)


Tags

murder, mystery, woman sleuth, cozy mystery, author, woman detective, writer detective

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Review by: Nora Lee on Sep. 22, 2011 : star star star
This author writes in the Women Sleuths genre and does a very good job of it. It's a little too much fluff for me but the story is entertaining and the writing is good. Editing is good with only a few missing words. I would have liked to learn more about Kline the detective/boyfriend. The ending felt contrived when Kline left the group to call the police, the villain shoots someone while in a crowded setting with witnesses all around, and then the mother saves them. All in all a good light, short read with no profanity and minimal implied violence, but not a great read.
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