Simon Said

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Summary: A great southern mystery
Review: This is one of those great books that is fun to curl up on the couch and read. Full of great descriptions and well developed charachters -- not to much a great, twisting plot -- it is no wonder it won Best First Mystery! I recommend to anyone and to the reader who reviewed it before, I would like to see you try and write something of this caliber!

Rating:
Summary: A great southern mystery
Review: This is one of those great books that is fun to curl up on the couch and read. Full of great descriptions and well developed charachters -- not to much a great, twisting plot -- it is no wonder it won Best First Mystery! I recommend to anyone and to the reader who reviewed it before, I would like to see you try and write something of this caliber!

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Summary: What a Great Start.
Review: Very fun book, I read it in one day, couldn't put it down. Wonderful characters, I loved Simon, very real and human character. The supporting cast is also a lot of fun. Different characters in different jobs. Ms. Sharber really makes you root for Simon's love interest, Julia. I hope that we see a lot more of her in the next books. Ms. Sharber does a good job of hiding the villians and had me guessing up to the end. She has a great way of running two mysteries at once. One past and one present, then pulling them together very well. Can't wait to read her next book, Snipe Hunt. I only hope that Ms. Sharber starts at least writing one a year. One every three years will just not do!

Rating:
Summary: What a Great Start.
Review: Very fun book, I read it in one day, couldn't put it down. Wonderful characters, I loved Simon, very real and human character. The supporting cast is also a lot of fun. Different characters in different jobs. Ms. Sharber really makes you root for Simon's love interest, Julia. I hope that we see a lot more of her in the next books. Ms. Sharber does a good job of hiding the villians and had me guessing up to the end. She has a great way of running two mysteries at once. One past and one present, then pulling them together very well. Can't wait to read her next book, Snipe Hunt. I only hope that Ms. Sharber starts at least writing one a year. One every three years will just not do!