Murder on the Rocks (Gray Whale Inn Mysteries, No. 1) (utgåvan 2006)

Pretty good book and very much the same as Rose Harbor Inn series (printed after) by Debbie Macomber with murder. A charming bed and breakfast, small town, nice people. How can you dislike a book with alot of good food. ( )

If there were a way to give negative stars, this book would have earned them. How stupid do some heroines have to be? This woman is dumb. And I think she's about to get in a boat alone and go face down the murderer that only she knows about. Insufficient clues have been given for me to solve the murder, and I'm a darn good solver.

The descriptions are inadequate, the passage of time has inconsistencies, and the woman is so stupid. She gets asked to dinner by the guy she likes; she goes, but she is pretty sure he has a girlfriend in another town. She never asks him if he is seeing someone. She takes lackadaisical care of her niece, who almost drowns. She doesn't set good boundaries with people, and sneaks around avoiding people at times.

I've stopped 2/3rds of the way through the book because I'm done. I don't care that there are 5 others about this town. Perhaps he future writing is better, but I'm done.

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Transplanted Texan. Natalie Barnes, risked everything to establish her Maine B&B. When her guest, a land developer intent on development turns up dead, Natalie is the prime suspect.

I would have given the book another star if the Kindle version was better edited. ( )

Got a few pages in and realized this was going to be one of those books where most of the plot is setting up the victim to be so annoying and overbearing that you're happy when he's killed. So not going to waste my time. ( )