A Knife to Remember

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Summary: Puns don't carry a story
Review: I bought this book on the strength of a hilarious and elegant quote. I was encouraged by the pun in the title, and hoped for an entertaining read. Disappointment - the plot was thin, the writing mostly pedestrian. Churchill's occasional flashes of wit don't make up for the general silliness.

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Summary: Murder And Movie Making
Review: In A Knife To Remember, Jane Jeffry gets a first hand look at movie making...in her own back yard. This book is just as engaging as her previous Jane Jeffry novels. Plenty of red herrings lead to a surprising conclusion, and Jane's romance with Detective Mel Van Dyne is blossoming. Very good light reading.

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Summary: Murder And Movie Making
Review: In A Knife To Remember, Jane Jeffry gets a first hand look at movie making...in her own back yard. This book is just as engaging as her previous Jane Jeffry novels. Plenty of red herrings lead to a surprising conclusion, and Jane's romance with Detective Mel Van Dyne is blossoming. Very good light reading.

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Summary: Jane and Shelley
Review: Jane Jeffrey does it again! Jane, Shelly and Mel once again kept me awake as I had to finish this book. Hollywood takes over the neighborhood and once again Jane is right in the middle of it all. Jane's storylines are great because they truly offer a good mystery but minus all the gore and violence. At the end of each book I truly miss my friends, Jane and Shelly until the next book comes out.

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Summary: Great
Review: this book was great. it was funny and very mysteriuos in times. i love it a lot. the whole series is great.