Murder and Other Unnatural Disasters
Lida Sideris
September 2015
Watch out Southern California! There's a new entertainment attorney in town and she's got game. Only problem is, it’s not the one she should be playing. Corrie Locke belongs behind a desk, not behind a Glock. She should be taking VIP calls, not nosing around a questionable suicide. Instead, she's hot on the trail of a murderer.
Luckily, she's the daughter of a late, great private eye and she's inherited his love of sleuthing…and illegal weaponry. It doesn't help matters that her gene for caution is a recessive one. Corrie finds herself in the center of a murder case, unearthing suspects in shocking places. With a cold-blooded killer on the loose, Corrie will have to up her game, or die trying.
Between The Pages
A good suspenseful mystery story. There are a lot of characters in this story that takes a bit of time to remember their roles. The story moves along at a good pace, and the plot is interesting with a couple of cases on the side for Corrie to solve. My disappointment with this story was the lack of romance. Corrie’s old friend, Michael, was a fun addition to the story, and there seemed to be jealousy and flirtation going on, but nothing developed romantically. Then there was the introduction of, James, but their relationship didn’t go anywhere either. This book was fun to read, but was missing the element of romance.
Rating
3 Stars
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