This is the first in a series of "Miss Fortune Mysteries" about CIA agent, Fortune Redding, who is in hiding in the sleepy backwater of Sinful, Louisiana after one of the worlds largest arms dealers placed a price on her head. Having been ordered by her Director to lie low until they can deal with the threat, within minutes of her arrival at Sinful she is drawn into a murder investigation and finds herself embroiled in all sorts of shenanigans with the leaders of local Woman's Association, who seem to run the place. What ensues is a great romp in the bayou with likable characters and an unsolved mystery.
This is only the second book of Jana Deleon's I have read and I really enjoyed it. Even though the story is set in the Bayou, as is the other book I read, the stories were entirely different. Fortune Redding reminded me of Sandra Bullock's character in Miss Congeniality and this story was even more entertaining than that film! I am so glad I have found Jana Deleon, I really love her books which are part humorous, part mystery, part spoof. I am definitely going to get the rest of the books in this series. If you like to be entertained with interesting characters, mystery and humorous dialogue, then this is one for you.
The Kim-stillreading blog is book review blog. I read what appeals to me and that's not always the most recently published books. When I land on a book that looks interesting or when I discover a new author, I have been known to buy all their backlist! So, you may find a mixture of books being reviewed on the blog; those that are about to be published; those recently published; those published ages ago and classics!
For the You Couldn't Make This Up! blog, it all started with a challenge from a friend who asked me to write for six consecutive days about things I am grateful for. I did that and soon realised there were many more than six things to write about and so I decided to continue the list on this blog.
Feel free to tag along with me on my journey as I read and write my way through each day.
On using the word ‘old’ and internalised ageism
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Today I am 62. And delighted to be so. I’d had two cancer diagnoses by the
time I was 50. In the past two years I’ve had a hip replacement, a knee
replacem...
Dear scribbles...
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Thank you for your emails and my apologies if the Great Silence has worried
anyone. This is to reassure you you that we are absolutely fine and well
and ha...
Springtime at Hope Hall by Pam Rhodes
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There's never a dull moment at Hope Hall, as its rooms are filled
throughout the day with gossipy grandmas, body-popping teenagers,
temperamental dancing ...
I’ve started a company making koji!
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It’s been a while since I posted here, but I thought you might like an
update on what I’ve been up to! Life sometimes takes you in unexpected
directions....
Sunday Salon: Puppy Breath
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Good afternoon bloggy friends! I have been way off the radar this week,
preparing for the arrival of The Fluffy Sweet One. It was hard for me to
conce...
Join me in Paris...
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I have finally found a new blogging home. It is still early days and there
is much building and creating to do but one of the first events that I will ...
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