Review of Murder Au Naturel

Eagle Adastra · Post by **Eagle Adastra** » 23 Jul 2024, 05:32

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Murder Au Naturel" by Sally Principale.]

5 out of 5 stars

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Murder Au Naturel by Sally Principale starts by introducing the reader to a woman known as Sarah Cromley. She lived in Phoenix. She is going to a conference. She is a well-developed lady with a career but harbors negative thoughts and memories. She always tries to know what people think of her and live a judgment-filled life. These characteristics bring unhappiness to her life.

After an engagement with Margaret at the conference, she meets Tim, who helps her regain her dignity after the encounter with Margaret. Their relationship became sore when he wanted to take advantage of her. After the conference, back in the office, her ordeal with Tim during the conference snared her into problems. She then chooses to go on holiday. At the holiday, everyone is naked. Everyone is free. The environment is transformational. The transformation of Sam in the Hidden Paradise is a sign that all humans can be better.

The holiday experiences a turn of events when someone is found dead. Sarah took it upon herself to find the person who initiated the kill and the true story about the death. Will she succeed? Will Sarah survive the storm that is coming? What will she discover? Who killed Sam? Readers will find out from the book.

The book is a lesson-filled literature. It teaches the reader that everyone has a scar. Some are physical scars, and some are not. These scars represent an unsatisfied heart and mind. The book is explanatory and descriptive. The author creates suspense at every turn. The twists and turns captivate the readers of the book. With no clue of the next turn in the book, the reader feels a quest to know the outcome on the next page.

The editing is impressive. There is nothing to dislike about the book. It is educational and captivating. The writing style is a positive aspect of the book. I like the character development in the book; it was enchanting. The book has no negative aspects. It is very relaxing and enjoyable.

Murder Au Naturel by Sally Principale is totally worth my time. I would rate it 5 out of 5 stars. The reasons for my rating are above. I will recommend it to young adults. Detectives and writers will enjoy the book. If you enjoy books with good storylines, this book is for you.

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Murder Au Naturel
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Martin Shae · Post by **Martin Shae** » 24 Jul 2024, 08:01

Murder Au Naturel" by Sally Principale introduces Sarah Cromley, a woman from Phoenix burdened by negative thoughts and judgment. At a conference, she encounters Tim, who initially helps her but later becomes a source of trouble. Seeking solace, she goes on a transformative holiday where everyone is free and naked, symbolizing the potential for personal growth and liberation.

Amy Luman · Post by **Amy Luman** » 24 Jul 2024, 13:38

I am impressed that a novel such as this can teach such valuable lessons. While avoiding extraneous judgements of other people is a worthy goal, I am ultimately intrigued by the fact that Sarah goes on a naked holiday. It seems to be way out of her comfort zone, but perhaps that is what is intended. Thanks!

Vaaidehee Gijare · Post by **Vaaidehee Gijare** » 24 Jul 2024, 23:53

I find it impressive that a novel like this can impart such valuable lessons. While striving to refrain from making unnecessary judgments about others is commendable, I am particularly fascinated by Sarah's decision to embark on a clothing-optional vacation. It appears to be a significant departure from her usual comfort zone, which may well be the author's intention. Thank you!

Idris Alooma · Post by **Idris Alooma** » 27 Jul 2024, 06:44

Well, I reckon this review sure got me intrigued about Murder Au Naturel by Sally Principale. Seems like a real page-turner with plenty of suspense and twists. I appreciate how the author delves into the characters' inner struggles and scars, making the story relatable and thought-provoking. The positive editing and captivating writing style make it even more enticing. I reckon I'll give this book a shot, and I reckon it deserves a solid five out of five stars. I'd recommend it to young adults, detectives, and writers, as well as anyone who enjoys a good storyline. Absorbing narrative, couldn't put it down.