Spider in the Sink (Kate Mulcay Mystery)

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Summary: Research needed
Review: I only made it about 2 chapters in this one. Again, Sibley's writing style is fairly good, but she doesn't do needed research. The protagonist was so silly in the previous book that I nearly didn't open this one, but I'd checked it out and thought I'd give her another chance. One of the characters is supposed to be an Episcopal priest, and, admittedly, Episcopalians come in some pretty strange forms these days, but I can't imagine one who would have an Advent wreathe with three purple candles and one white for Christmas (three purple and one rose, and a white one in the center for Christmas; or four purple and one white in the center for Christmas) nor "Oh Come All Ye Faithful" would be sung in the service before Christmas itself. NOT during advent. Episcopalians aren't that hard to research. Why didn't she inquire? It wasn't worth finishing the book.

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Summary: Spider in the Sink
Review: One of the most worthless books I've ever read-and I don't ask much from pulp mysteries. What's with this chick?!? She meets this preacher who almost minute one inexplicably starts talking of wanting to marry her, and even though she seems to barely like him she considers it ... over and over again?!? Even if she did like him, what kind of fool must she be to seriously think of marrying someone she has had so little actual contact with?!? His actions were so bizarre at times that any sane person would be running for the nearest exit. Their whole interaction was ridiculous. As were the antics of the schoolgirls. Do not waste a single second on this book! I only gave it 1 star because there wasn't a lower option.

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Summary: I love the kate Mulcay Series!!!!
Review: What a treat to again get a glimpse of the wonderful world of Celestine Sibley. The stories always end too quickly or rather you wish they would just continue.

Rating:
Summary: I love the kate Mulcay Series!!!!
Review: What a treat to again get a glimpse of the wonderful world of Celestine Sibley. The stories always end too quickly or rather you wish they would just continue.