After reading the Sookie Stackhouse series I decided to check out Charliane Harris' mysteries, the first of which is Real Murders. Her writing style seems to be what refer to as "a good beach read" or "a good book to read while on a plane." Having said that, I enjoyed the light and quick-to-read murder mystery. A librarian is part of a club that studies and discusses real-life famous murders (such as Lizzy Borden), but someone is killing off each member of the club in the fashion of one of these famous murders. Definitely not a must-read. I bought the first three books of this series at the same time. I'm not sure I'll continue with her mysteries after I read the next two.
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Book Review: Real Murders
After reading the Sookie Stackhouse series I decided to check out Charliane Harris' mysteries, the first of which is Real Murders. Her writing style seems to be what refer to as "a good beach read" or "a good book to read while on a plane." Having said that, I enjoyed the light and quick-to-read murder mystery. A librarian is part of a club that studies and discusses real-life famous murders (such as Lizzy Borden), but someone is killing off each member of the club in the fashion of one of these famous murders. Definitely not a must-read. I bought the first three books of this series at the same time. I'm not sure I'll continue with her mysteries after I read the next two.
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