I laughed, gasped, and cried (all out loud).
It made no difference and I absolutely loved it...
What sets this book apart that it is both lighthearted a. ―
Linda (five stars)A thumping good read -Ann, (four stars) I read this out of order.
Get all the Mira James mysteries today May Day June Bug Knee High by the Fourth of July August Moon September Mourn October Fest November Hunt December Dread January Thaw February Fever March of Crime April Fools Or, if you love to sink into a satisfying binge read, check out the bundles Mira James Mysteries Summer Bundle, Books 1-4 (May, June, July, and August) Mira James Mysteries Fall Bundle, Books 5-7 (September, October, November) Mira James Mysteries Winter Bundle, Books 8-10 (December, January, February) PRAISE FOR April Fools C]ouldn\'t put it down.
The books can be read in any order; each novel stands alone.
If you love to laugh while reading a page-turning mystery, this series is for you April Fools is the twelfth in an ongoing series featuring Mira James, an urban woman with rural Minnesota roots.
April Fools is a laugh-out-loud romantic comic caper, perfect for readers who enjoy the humorous mysteries of Janet Evanovich, Deborah Coonts, Lisa Lutz, and Denise Grover Swank.
Berns and Mira take on their final case together, Mira discovers it\'s more personal than she could have imagined, and that she holds not only the life of the kidnapped girl but the fate of all Battle Lake in her hands.*There\'s also a surprise guest appearance.
As Mrs.
Problem is, she doesn\'t know if it\'s a marriage proposal or an intervention.
And the cherry on this crap sundae? Mira discovers that her sexy Adonis boyfriend, Johnny, is planning a surprise for her.
To make matters worse, chiseled police chief Gary Wohnt is scrutinizing her every move, aching to finally put her behind bars.
Then she stumbles across that disturbing note, and a Battle Lake girl vanishes.* She follows the note\'s trail and is horrified to discover that it leads to her father, who died 13 years earlier in a drunk driving crash that killed innocents.
She\'d give her left foot to break that streak this April. -Catriona McPherson, author of Scot and Soda Librarian and aspiring PI Mira James has discovered one corpse a month for each of the eleven months she\'s lived in Battle Lake, Minnesota.
I laughed, gasped, and cried (all out loud)
