A Swell Style of Murder: A Rick and Rosie Mystery

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Summary: A swell style of writing
Review: From the moment I began reading it, I gobbled up A Swell Style of Murder like a box of my favorite candy. The writing is snappy, realistic and sophisticated, quintissentially New York at its most exciting. Rosemarie Santini clearly knows what she is writing about-she is a true master of her own material. Pick up a copy ASAP: a perfect beach/poolside read for this summer!

Rating:
Summary: A swell style of writing
Review: From the moment I opened it, I gobbled up A Swell Style of Murder like a box of my favorite candy. The writing is snappy, colorful and sophisticated, quintessentially New York at its most exciting. Rosemarie Santini clearly knows what she is writing about-she is truly the master of this material. Get this book ASAP: A Swell Style of Murder will make a perfect poolside/beach read. Don't leave for vacation without it!

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Summary: A Soho Adventure
Review: Rick and Rosie will be a welcome addition to your favorite couples list as you experience Soho through their eyes. Their sophisticated romance is a backdrop to a riveting murder mystery. If you're a fan of mystery and are looking for some new sleuths to befriend be sure to read this one.

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Summary: Downtown Sizzle
Review: The courage of a warrior, the heart of a poet, that's Rosie Caesare, the Italian American princess in Soho, New York, who solves crimes with Rick, her WASP husband from Connecticut. He's tall, dark, and handsome, but oh-so-unItalian. More inclined to read a mystery than solve one, Rick stuggles to understand Rosie's world of primitive loyalties and fierce confrontation. Why? The stuggle ends in the bedroom -- or the kitchen -- or the living room. The sex sizzles; the love speaks. The dialogue is snappy, the plot taut. Ironies abound: religion/violence; justice/revenge; heart/head. If you like Nick and Nora, you'll love Rick and Rosie.

Rating:
Summary: Downtown Sizzle
Review: The courage of a warrior, the heart of a poet, that's Rosie Caesare, the Italian American princess in Soho, New York, who solves crimes with Rick, her WASP husband from Connecticut. He's tall, dark, and handsome, but oh-so-unItalian. More inclined to read a mystery than solve one, Rick stuggles to understand Rosie's world of primitive loyalties and fierce confrontation. Why? The stuggle ends in the bedroom -- or the kitchen -- or the living room. The sex sizzles; the love speaks. The dialogue is snappy, the plot taut. Ironies abound: religion/violence; justice/revenge; heart/head. If you like Nick and Nora, you'll love Rick and Rosie.