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Red House by @jossstirling

By Pamelascott
A thrilling new whodunnit series, fast-paced and funny, featuring a detective as sharp as his suits and a heroine who's trouble. Red House by @jossstirling

The compelling new mystery featuring Bridges and George has them taking on a haunting new case that will leave them doubting their judgement, and even their own eyes and ears ...

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The gardener got more than she bargained for when she spread the bark chips around the holly tree. CHAPTER 1, LEO

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(@0neMoreChapter_, 26 November 2020, 312 pages, ebook, copy from the publisher via # NetGalley and voluntarily reviewed)

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I really wanted to enjoy this book. While it could be described as 'okay' it doesn't exactly work for me. It fell a little short at times. As a thriller, its okay and the plot fairly rattles along. The writing style is simple enough and easy to understand. The issue I had is that the characters didn't work for me; Jess and Leo are the only characters who develop at all. The other characters are glossed over and never really come to life. I also didn't like the open ending and lack of resolution. The book fell flat for me in the last couple of chapters. This is the third book is a series. I don't think I'd bother with the other two or future books.

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