Review of All Good Things

[Lynette Snyman]

[Following is a volunteer review of "All Good Things" by Rosemary Reeve.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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All Good Things by Rosemary Reeve

[Following is a review of "All Good Things by Rosemary Reeve]

The book opens with an unusual surprising line and thus grips the reader to turn the page and find out more. very clever of the author Rosemary Reeve.

Jack Hart is the associate and friend of Harmony Piper and he starts puzzling when he finds blood in her office-very little- but still suspicious as Harmony has not come into the office and she never missed a day. He procrastinates about the unwillingness of the police to believe him but they co-operate by the weird circumstance of Harmony's father also going missing.

The plot thickens and the story takes a turn that is unexpected but compelling you to read on, I could not put it down, the writing is interesting and it being in the world of law was not very texted with legal jargon but written with the story line being the main focus that of the missing Harmony.

My favorite about the book is all the characters are unique and each has his or her own set of problems which gets glimpsed over so you get a feeling for each character even Jack's strange but loyal pooch. the friendship that grows between Jack and Mark Oden is also a show of how small the world really is. The missing heart, Harmony is brought to our attention through Jack's memories and concerns for his best friend and the strong warmth he feels when he worries and strives to find her.

The ending was a very well rounded off mystery all the pieces fell into place the villain had a motive the case was closed and the story ended in a soft and light form.

All Good Things by Rosemary Reeve deserves a resounding four out of four points. This was an amazing read with detailed story lines. I would recommend the book to a genre of those who enjoy mystery and crime solving.

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