Love
can be deadly.
About
the Book: The Fog Ladies count on
each other like one relies on an early morning San Francisco fog burning off by
midday. In their latest caper, Olivia Honeycut joins a senior dating service, meets
a man, and promptly stumbles across a body whom one of her fellow romantics has
just pitched over a cliff. The ‘fog ladies’ believe the killer is Olivia’s new
honey. He’s too smooth; he’s lying about his past and the ‘ladies’ intend to
find out why.
Our
Review: What a joy to meet a group of
women who genuinely admire and respect each other—even when they agree to
disagree—despite a disparity of backgrounds, life experiences, and interests. Of
particular joy is Enid Carmichael whom, we’re convinced, would have held her
own ‘back in the day’ of the swinging sixties, when women weren’t as liberated
as we might have wished, had to tolerate unimaginable misogyny and social
taboos, and still succeeded. Enid is a hoot and one of the true stars of this enchanting
cozy mystery series. We look forward to book 5. Well done.
Based
on a scale of 1-5, The Fog Ladies: Date With Death merits a 5.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews
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