Gin and Daggers

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Summary: Pay Attention to details
Review: I have read most of the books in this series and enjoy them as light reading. The character of Jessica is true to the way she has been portrayed on TV, but it would have been good if Donald Bain had watched some of the TV series. He has Jessica, who does not drive, renting a car in England and her greatest difficulty is dealing with the "wrong side of the road". In order for an American to rent a car in England one needs three documents, a passport (which Jessica would have), a home state driver's license (which she didn't) and an International Driver's License, which one has to obtain before leaving the US. This glaring error of fact did detract from an otherwise well crafted mystery.

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Summary: Another great Jessica Fletcher book
Review: I love these books - have read them all. They are fun to read between more serious books. I always watched Murder She Wrote on TV and am happy when a special pops up periodically. I enjoy all the characters and places in the books which were also in the TV series - Seth Hazlitt, Mort Metzger, Cabot Cove, Mara's Luncheonette, etc. I have to agree with the person who reviewed this book before my review, I was confused about the apparent first meeting with Inspector Sutherland when Jessica had visited him before and they always seem to have fond feelings for each other. What happened? Other than that, it was as good as all the others. Looking forward to the next one "Trick or Treachery."

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Summary: Jessica Again
Review: This was once again a good book in her series of murder she wrote books. I have read all but the last one; Trick and Treachery. I have followed her tv series and books for many years and hope she continues to write more. When I read any of her books I can almost feel myself in the tv version, like I am there and one of the characters. Jessica Fletcher is a wonderful writer and I hope that she will be around for years to come, writing more of the Murder She Wrote series.