Hanged Man's Noose by Judy Penz Sheluk
Another fun read from Judy Penz Sheluk. This is such an
enjoyable cozy. It has all the basics…a neat town, a few neat stores and as
usual and as in all small towns, a lot of nice folks and a few nosy ones. This town,
called Lounts Landing, is named after a traitor. While there is no actual
treason against one’s country in this book, there are definitely a few
traitors. Another thing this neat little town has is an antique store called
surprisingly enough, The Glass Dolphin. Antiques are something I like and even
though this is not a story about antiques, I really like the mention of them
and occasional descriptions. While I have called this a cozy and a fun, easy
read, it is definitely not lightweight. There are plenty of twists and turns
and dead bodies in this story:)
Judy Penz Sheluk |
I read Book 2 first and liked it so much I was fortunate to
get Book 1 to read. Both books can totally stand alone and have very different
storylines even though they involve some of the same characters. Characters I really
liked. I think Sheluk is very good at giving her characters a lot of
personality. When an author is good at describing characters, not their
physical characteristics but their personalities, it makes them very enjoyable
and the story even more readable.
That’s what happens in both of the books in the series. I
hate to be so pushy here Judy Penz Sheluk, but please hurry up and write Book
3.
***This book was provided to me free of charge in exchange
for an honest review. All opinions are definitely my own.
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Thanks so much for the great review. I love this book and it's also my debut novel, which makes it more special to me. I am working on book 3 now, but it's early days.
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