Official Review: Enough Rope by P.L. Doss

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rssllue wrote:A very well done review yet again, gali! Though I love mysteries, I am not sure if I really could get into the book because of the subject matter. But either way, great job!
Thank you. The subject matter isn't the whole focus of the book.
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You are quite welcome! :tiphat:
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I just checked this out on Amazon. If the rest of the book is as good as the Prologue--and based on your review, it is!--it will definitely go on my reading list. Thank you!
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MsMartha wrote:I just checked this out on Amazon. If the rest of the book is as good as the Prologue--and based on your review, it is!--it will definitely go on my reading list. Thank you!
I think it is. Enjoy! :)
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This sounds like a book I would really like. Like you, a good whodunnit is a favorite of mine! Thanks for a great review.
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Elaine5 wrote:This sounds like a book I would really like. Like you, a good whodunnit is a favorite of mine! Thanks for a great review.
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I love it when I don't expect the outcome or the "who" done it. I also enjoy books where I'm familiar with the setting (Atlanta). This sounds like an interesting read and will end up on my "to read" list.
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CatInTheHat wrote:I love it when I don't expect the outcome or the "who" done it. I also enjoy books where I'm familiar with the setting (Atlanta). This sounds like an interesting read and will end up on my "to read" list.
It is, thank you. :)
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"I really love a good mystery" to quote one reviewer. Me too! And the fact that the author is a great fan of Agatha Christie, whose books my wife and I both adore reading, makes me sit up and take notice. Add some element of sex and you have a winning formula. I will definitely be reading this book.
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Thank you very much for this review.
It sounds like a very interesting book, and worth to invest the time to read it. I like stories that unfold at their own pace, I enjoy being taken by the story, maybe this book is for me :)
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A very good review, it sounds like something I'd read and enjoy.
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Steffi30 wrote:A very good review, it sounds like something I'd read and enjoy.
Thank you. :)
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Great review. Sounds like an interesting read but I'm not sure I can stomach the suspense right now.
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Jaime Lync wrote:Great review. Sounds like an interesting read but I'm not sure I can stomach the suspense right now.
Thank you. :tiphat:
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