Pam's pick for January
The Girl in the Green Raincoat
The Girl in the Green Raincoat
Bored and restless, reduced to watching the world go by outside her window, she takes small comfort in the mundane events she observes . . . like the young woman in a green raincoat who walks her dog at the same time every day. Then one day the dog is running free and its owner is nowhere to be seen. Certain that something is terribly wrong, and incapable of leaving well enough alone, Tess is determined to get to the bottom of the dog walker’s abrupt disappearance, even if she must do so from her own bedroom. But her inquisitiveness is about to fling open a dangerous Pandora’s box of past crimes and troubling deaths . . . and she’s not only putting her own life in jeopardy but also her unborn child’s.
3 comments:
This was a short fast book. The mystery kept me reading but seemed to end abruptly and wrapped up too easily. I liked all the characters and might read another book in this series to see what they are doing.
Quote: "Being happy made me happier than being unhappy" page 33
"It's actually hard to pay too much attention to a child. A lot of what people call spoiling is ignoring, substituting things for time." page 112
I think I'll have to start with book one, because there were some characters that I didn't understand the relationships. Overall it was cute, but to fast of an ending.
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