Bunco Biddies, Bunco Biddies mysteries, book 2
Julie Cosgrove
2017
Prism Book Group, a division of Pelican Ventures LLC
Cozy inspirational mystery
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About the Book
Who would leave a newborn baby in the bathtub of a condo in
Sunset Acres, a retirement community, and why?
And was a young woman slain behind the convenience store across the highway it’s mother?
Janie and the Bunco Biddies want to find out, but soon they discover sleuthing can get a bit dicey.
And was a young woman slain behind the convenience store across the highway it’s mother?
Janie and the Bunco Biddies want to find out, but soon they discover sleuthing can get a bit dicey.
My Review
Sunset Acres might be for golden-agers, but those
golden-agers can find a lot of ways to get into trouble when they try hard
enough. This time the neighbor ladies dish up an international conspiracy,
starting with a baby in the bathtub of the victim of the last Bunco Biddies
story.
The latest adventure of the weekly bunco bunch poses the
question of how useful can a person feel when one phase of life is over? Janie
may be a golden-ager, but she’s still got a lot of vigor. Through her desire to
keep hold of the best parts of pre-Sunset Acre years, she manages to grow
closer to her son-in-law the detective, who not only needs her sleuthing help,
but this time is willing to admit it. Through the experienced deductive
reasoning of the biddies and some questionable detective techniques, law
enforcement in Alamoville Texas gets a new spin on always getting their man.
I realized with a bit of surprise that I’ve aged into Sunset
Acres. I could easily see myself joining Janie, Ethel, Mildred, Betsy Ann, and
the crew. That thought put a new light on Cosgrove’s series and made them a
little more fun for me. Told in multiple viewpoints, including the villains,
Bunco Baby will leave you guessing about the latest crime wave and how
widespread a terrifying gruesome practice has become.
Recipes included. I don’t know about you, but I’m going to
bake some lemon bars pronto.
About the Author
Winner of Best Religious Fiction 2016 by the Tx Assoc of
Authors and Top 50 Writers You Should Be Reading by the Author Show, Julie is a
member of Advanced Writers & Speakers Association, American Christian
Fiction Writers, North Texas Christian Writers, DFW Ready Writers, DiAnn Mill’s
Ripplers Group, The Christians Writers Group, and Christian Writers Fellowship
International.
A freelance writer and professional speaker, Julie has published hundreds of
web content and articles with secular and Christian themes, led retreats,
workshops, and Bible studies, and writes regularly for several Christian
websites and publications. Contact her at www.juliebcosgrove.com.
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