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Summary: An engrossing and suspenseful murder mystery
Review: Didi Quinn Nightingale has just moved her vetrinary practice to her late mother's house. But once there finds out that her friend Dick Obey died under terrible circumstances. But Didi suspects foul play. She takes you along on a wild ride of mystery, suspense. It keeps you guessing throughout the entire book. I never suspected the person who did it, but you'll have to read to find out yourself!
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Summary: A great new series
Review: Follow Dr. Nightingale on her various rounds with the animals. Finds out her friend Dick Obey is dead. She thinks someone killed him. Now it is more than animals that you are following her for. She is busy searching for clues to prove it. Was surprised at whodunit. Great start to a new series.
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Summary: Vets Solve Murders Too!
Review: This book is the first in the series about Dr. Deidre Quinn Nightingale, a vet in rural New York. Dr. Nightingale has come home following the death of her mother, and plans to set up a vet practice in the home that her mother willed her. She has also "inherited" several members of her mother's previous household staff and they play a large role in the series. In this book, Dr. Nightingale investigates the untimely death of her old friend, Dick Obey. She soon learns it was murder, and uses her skills with animals to help her solve the case.I liked this first book in the series enough to continue to read further books in the series, although I felt that Dr. Nightingale was at first glance, a not very "lovable" sleuth. However, I feel that her character grows on the reader, and I have found (after reading several of the other books in the series) that she develops more strength and depth of character with each new book. Otherwise, I found the mystery interesting, and am looking forward to seeing more of Dr. Nightingale. Enjoy!
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Summary: Vets Solve Murders Too!
Review: This book is the first in the series about Dr. Deidre Quinn Nightingale, a vet in rural New York. Dr. Nightingale has come home following the death of her mother, and plans to set up a vet practice in the home that her mother willed her. She has also "inherited" several members of her mother's previous household staff and they play a large role in the series. In this book, Dr. Nightingale investigates the untimely death of her old friend, Dick Obey. She soon learns it was murder, and uses her skills with animals to help her solve the case. I liked this first book in the series enough to continue to read further books in the series, although I felt that Dr. Nightingale was at first glance, a not very "lovable" sleuth. However, I feel that her character grows on the reader, and I have found (after reading several of the other books in the series) that she develops more strength and depth of character with each new book. Otherwise, I found the mystery interesting, and am looking forward to seeing more of Dr. Nightingale. Enjoy!
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