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If Looks Could Kill

If Looks Could Kill

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Loved It!
Review: Great Book. I hate reading but I loved reading this book. Write more books like this Kate!!!!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Well Done
Review: I hate reading books. I sat down and read this book in a weekend and I loved it. I hope Kate White writes more books!

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: exciting journalistic investigative tale
Review: Early Sunday morning in Manhattan, Gloss Magazine editor Cat Jones frantically calls her true-crime writer Bailey Weggins to drop all plans including sleeping with her boyfriend to get over to her town house because something is wrong with the nanny. Cat says that Heidi does not respond to her knocks on her apartment. Bailey tries to convince Cat that the woman is probably sleeping with some guy, but when Cat calls everyone leaps. Bailey grabs a cab and goes north to investigate where she finds a dead nanny.

Apparently, someone placed poison in a box of Godiva chocolates that Heidi had taken from a party hosted by Cat. The editor wonders if Heidi was the intended victim? She insists that her true crime "reporter" investigate. Unable to persuade Cat to let the police do their job, Bailey begins making inquiries, but soon finds clues taking her from New York to the surrounding states.

IF LOOKS COULD KILL is an exciting journalistic investigative tale that is at its best when Cat is off stage. Bailey is fabulous as she makes the rounds trying to balance her personal life, her regular assignments (no relief), and her new task. Cat might have the ability to make the city's superheavyweights wear rubber underwear, but her whole reaction to the Heidi caper seems out of character as she acts more like a damsel in distress because she saw a mouse. Still the trip through the media circus from within, a strong who-done-it with plenty of red herrings, and a great "shoe slut" makes Kate White's mystery quite entertaining.

Harriet Klausner

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Great book that will keep you gussing.
Review: Bailey Weggin is your typical thirty something woman who is working for a magazine. But Bailey doesn't write your typical fluffy chick articles. She writes about poltigeists and spirts and murders and that type of stuff. But when something happen with Cat Jone's nanny Bailey finds herself in a whole new world.

Bailey starts out by helping Cat figure out how and why someone would want to hurt her nanny Heidi. Bailey looks around and talks to a lot people and finds that possibly the Heidi wasn't the target that person wanted to get. But with the more looking she does the more she uncovers about other people and what had happen.

This book keeps you wondering who in the world would want to harm either Cat Jones or Heidi and keeps you guessing till the last few pages.

Bailey finds herself getting deeper and deeper in the case and meeting new people whom she has to wonder if possibly they were the ones who might have killed Heidi.

This is strong first book from this author. I hope she contiues to write more.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Awesome!
Review: This book is a terrific mystery, with a totally captivating heroine. Bailey Weggins is smart, sexy, very funny, and the reader gets to solve the murder along with her!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Off tha woozas
Review: This book very good. I like to read book when alone in home. It keep me on toes. Very intense, very very good. I also like it because Kelly Rippa said book is good. And Kelly Rippa is a hot momma and I listen to anything she say.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Wonderful Novel!
Review: ...I bought it and read it...more like devoured it!... Wow! I was excited for the author, ... This book truly was fantastic, and it deserves the recognition it is receiving...I recommend it highly! What a wonderful thing that this debut author has broken into the tough world of fiction! It is no small feat that she has come this far! Hats off to Ms. White!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Great Murder Mystery ! ! !
Review: BUY THIS BOOK now!

Great murder mystery !

This book was seen in the Television show Live with Regis & Kelly. they just started a book club. Great first pick.

Buy this book at once!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: If Regis Loves It... I Do!
Review: Regis read the first few sentences on TV this morning and it was wonderful. I got the entire gist of the story and enjoyed it immensely. Easy, fast reading and I recommend it highly! A real MUST READ!

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Disappointing
Review: Book did not get interesting until about page 300. Bailey's life wasn't interesting enough to keep the story going. For the most part, Bailey exhibited common sense, but to me there was one glaring (and for me, annoying) idea about the murderer that she ignored. I didn't know who the murderer would be, but I don't think Kate White provided enough clues for a person to definitely know either. In other words, great mystery writers can leave you in the dark and then once you know who did it, you want to slap your head and state how did I miss it? White didn't do that.
The book back cover talks about a romance but really there isn't much of one. Bailey states that she wants a relationship when she's with a creep and then she meets a nice guy and almost chases him away with her seeming noninterest. Slightly annoying but not as bad as it could have been. Though the choices she makes romance-wise don't seem to match up with the wise woman otherwise. By the way, Bailey hooks up a guy for casual sex but it is not described graphically.

I was able to keep reading it, because I was on vacation and didn't have anything else around. But otherwise, I could have put it down after the first chapter, and I won't be reading another book by Kate White.


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