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Summary: A Mystery Series You Will Never Forget...
Review: "Murder Runs in the Family" is the third book in the eight-book mystery series featuring the "Southern Sisters." Sadly, Anne George passed away in 2001 and it's a shame that readers will no longer have new, witty dialogues. If you have not read this series - I urge you to order them all and read them in sequence. You will not regret it!In this book, we find the brash, bold, extra-large Mary Alice in preparation for her daughter's first wedding. Deborah is marrying a former student of her Aunt Patricia Anne's who may also be the former father of her twins as he donated sperm to the clinic! It is funny in a good, clean sort of way. It depicts middle-America at its finest. Mary Alice finds a little romance of her own in "Murder Runs in the Family" as does Patricia Anne's widowed daughter - Haley. Fred and Patricia Anne make you believe in "happily ever after" as they celebrate 40 years of marriage. Patricia Anne is constantly amazed at the transformations of her former students. In this book, she amazes herself as she delves into a little geneology. This is a DELIGHTFUL series. I promise you. You will NOT be disappointed.
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Summary: A Mystery Series You Will Never Forget...
Review: "Murder Runs in the Family" is the third book in the eight-book mystery series featuring the "Southern Sisters." Sadly, Anne George passed away in 2001 and it's a shame that readers will no longer have new, witty dialogues. If you have not read this series - I urge you to order them all and read them in sequence. You will not regret it! In this book, we find the brash, bold, extra-large Mary Alice in preparation for her daughter's first wedding. Deborah is marrying a former student of her Aunt Patricia Anne's who may also be the former father of her twins as he donated sperm to the clinic! It is funny in a good, clean sort of way. It depicts middle-America at its finest. Mary Alice finds a little romance of her own in "Murder Runs in the Family" as does Patricia Anne's widowed daughter - Haley. Fred and Patricia Anne make you believe in "happily ever after" as they celebrate 40 years of marriage. Patricia Anne is constantly amazed at the transformations of her former students. In this book, she amazes herself as she delves into a little geneology. This is a DELIGHTFUL series. I promise you. You will NOT be disappointed.
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Summary: A Mystery Series You Will Never Forget...
Review: "Murder Runs in the Family" is the third book in the eight-book mystery series featuring the "Southern Sisters." Sadly, Anne George passed away in 2001 and it's a shame that readers will no longer have new, witty dialogues. If you have not read this series - I urge you to order them all and read them in sequence. You will not regret it! In this book, we find the brash, bold, extra-large Mary Alice in preparation for her daughter's first wedding. Deborah is marrying a former student of her Aunt Patricia Anne's who may also be the former father of her twins as he donated sperm to the clinic! It is funny in a good, clean sort of way. It depicts middle-America at its finest. Mary Alice finds a little romance of her own in "Murder Runs in the Family" as does Patricia Anne's widowed daughter - Haley. Fred and Patricia Anne make you believe in "happily ever after" as they celebrate 40 years of marriage. Patricia Anne is constantly amazed at the transformations of her former students. In this book, she amazes herself as she delves into a little geneology. This is a DELIGHTFUL series. I promise you. You will NOT be disappointed.
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Summary: A laugh-out-loud, wonderful southern mystery.
Review: Anne George has written a wonderful book. Patricia Anne and Mary Alice obviously love each other, but they still argue like other sibling do. They are hilarious. When murder comes up, expect Patricia Anne to put her nose into it and expect Mary Alice to follow after her. With a fast moving plot, this book can easily be read in one day.
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Summary: Delightful
Review: Anne George is a delight. Each of her books is more enjoyable to read than the last. She just doesn't write fast enough for this fan!!
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Summary: Hilarious!
Review: Anne George makes murder fun. The situations are serious yet the dialogue is laugh out loud funny. The characters in this murder series are witty and intelligent with all the idiosyncrasies that make life wonderful. If she and Joan Hess were to collaborate, the south would be overrun by hilarious people solving outrageous murders. Wouldn't it be great?
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Summary: Another wonderful weekend
Review: Another wonderful weekend spent with Sister, Mouse, Fred, and their neighbors and family. I laugh so hard at the antics of Sister and Mouse (and the always-stabilizing Fred) that I cry. If you are new to this series, please start with "Murder On A Girls' Night Out." You need to not miss a single episode with these folks.
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Summary: Another wonderful weekend
Review: Another wonderful weekend spent with Sister, Mouse, Fred, and their neighbors and family. I laugh so hard at the antics of Sister and Mouse (and the always-stabilizing Fred) that I cry. If you are new to this series, please start with "Murder On A Girls' Night Out." You need to not miss a single episode with these folks.
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Summary: Very enjoyable
Review: Get them, get them all. Genealogy and murder - hmm, who would have thought it, but wait, I know people who seem to care about their ancestors like some of the characters in this book. I can seem some of them at least thinking of murder if their lineage is ridiculed. Again, these sixty something sisters and their kin are a hoot and a half. Read and enjoy.
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Summary: Just delightful
Review: I came to the Southern Sister mysteries by way of a Christmas present, Murder Shoots the Bull. I was hooked! These sisters are so real, and their words ring true. After reading the last one first, I've gone back to begin at the beginning...Just finished Murder Runs in the Family. The quality is wonderfully consistent, reading any of them is a pure treat. I have only one complaint... it's not with the author, but with the editing. Ms. George is poorly served by editing that allows a jacket blurb to state "Mary Alice has spared nothing for her ONLY daughter's wedding..." (emphasis added) when in fact, Mary Alice has two daughters. Such poor editing causes the reader to mentally pause, and disturbes the flow of these marvelous books. That said... BUY THEM ALL, grab Mouse's afghan, and pray for snow.
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