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Summary: Dee Dee's rating
Review: I LOVED it! I have never been a murder/mystery type person, but once I got started, I could not put it down.....I cant wait for the 2nd book to come out to see what happens next. Truly enjoyable reading! Good job Vicky!
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Summary: The Bride Wore Blood
Review: I really enjoyed The Bride Wore Blood, by Vicky Hunnings. I read quite a number of mystery books, & this was time well worth spending to read!
It defintley kept you guessing until the end, & was left wide open for a sequel. I will keep an eye open for more books to come! ***** Stars forsure!
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Summary: Good Read
Review: Loved this book. The only thing wrong with it is that it just isn't long enough! Good read.
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Summary: Good Read
Review: Loved this book. The only thing wrong with it is that it just isn't long enough! Good read.
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Summary: I thought I knew but......
Review: Newcomer Vicky Hunnings proves herself anything but a novice in her debut mystery novel, THE BRIDE WORE BLOOD. Deftly capturing the sights and smells of the SC Lowcountry, Hunnings weaves a spellbinding tale of murder and deceit set in the posh resorts and secluded enclaves of the wealthy elite of Hilton Head Island. Beaufort County death investigators William "Shark" Morgan and Dell Hassler are surprised when they are called out on a lovely fall afternoon to discover millionaire real estate developer Marcus DeSilva dead on the steps of a country church. Even more shocking, he has been shot from long range on his own wedding day! Inside they find the widowed bride splattered with her husband's blood. Morgan is doubly taken aback when he realizes Marissa DeSilva is the local TV newscaster who has haunted his dreams for the past several months. Thus begins a bizarre investigation with more twists and turns than a meandering marsh creek. As Morgan becomes more deeply drawn to the lovely Marissa, he discovers she is no stranger to violent death, including that of her own parents and a former husband. Is she, as Hassler insists, a "black widow," or could she have been the intended target all along? One by one, suspects are identified and eliminated, leading Morgan and Hassler to one of two conclusions: either DeSilva died as the result of a tragic hunting accident or they are dealing with one of the most cunning murderers they've ever run across. Even the fiery death of someone close to the investigation fails to untangle the twisted web of lies and deceit that lead finally to a startling and totally unexpected resolution. Vicky Hunnings has woven a complicated, satisfying mystery that will leave readers begging for the next case for Morgan and Hassler, due out next spring.
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Summary: The New Queen of Suspense
Review: Vicky Hunnings - take a bow. The new queen of suspense weaves an intriguing plot in THE BRIDE WORE BLOOD. Her scintillating characters fill the reader's appetite. The suspensful story baits one's senses and interests eliminating any chance of putting the book down until its finished! Vicky's description of the Lowcountry is so vivid, I can almost smell the marsh! The murder of the groom in the first chapter sets the pace at which the mystery unfolds. No lulls in this book. Just as you've decided the outcome, the next page holds a different clue....even to the last page. I'm ready for the sequel!! Hollywood producers - - better sign this one up.
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Summary: The New Queen of Suspense
Review: Vicky Hunnings - take a bow. The new queen of suspense weaves an intriguing plot in THE BRIDE WORE BLOOD. Her scintillating characters fill the reader's appetite. The suspensful story baits one's senses and interests eliminating any chance of putting the book down until its finished! Vicky's description of the Lowcountry is so vivid, I can almost smell the marsh! The murder of the groom in the first chapter sets the pace at which the mystery unfolds. No lulls in this book. Just as you've decided the outcome, the next page holds a different clue....even to the last page. I'm ready for the sequel!! Hollywood producers - - better sign this one up.
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