Blurb:
Taking
over the police chief’s job in her hometown should have been easy for Callie
Johnson. At least that's what she thought. After working in a big city, small
town crime would be a breeze. What a surprise when she arrives to find her
grandmother, the judge, accused of murder. As if that wasn't enough she’s
attacked while walking to her car. Between criminal investigations, her nutty
family’s antics and her Aunt Beatrice Lulu's matchmaking, Callie definitely has
her work cut out for her. Will her grandmother be exonerated? Can Callie ward
off her aunt’s unsuitable suitors? What other surprises were in store for her?
More importantly, can she find the person who attacked her?
Review:
All
in the Family is a pleasant read with funny, engaging characters who pull you
in, keep you interested, and make you laugh out loud in public places. The book
is well-paced, but there were some glaring editorial glitches. Most of the book
is written in third person, but there were places where it jumped into first
person narration. There was also some major head-hopping—changing point-of-view
in the middle of scenes. I know Ms. Dowell and she’s usually very professional.
I confess, I’m very disappointed. But then, she’s changed publishers. Maybe her
new one doesn’t have the same standards as her old one.
As
I said, All in the Family is a very pleasant read. If you’re not as nit-picky as
I am, you’ll probably enjoy it a lot.
Length: 179 Pages
Prices:
Print: $8.95
Digital: $2.99
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for visiting. Rose & Rochelle
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