SUSPICIOUS MINDS
By Christy Barritt
Kregel Publications
© 2008
Cozy Mystery
Part 2 of Squeaky-Clean
Rarely are sequels as entertaining or as well written as
their predecessors. In this case, Christy Barritt not only
manages to match the appeal found in Hazardous Duty,
but has actually exceeded the fun.
This time Gabby St. Claire, crime-scene cleaner finds
herself scrubbing up another mystifying scene when
she literally stumbles upon a dead Elvis impersonator.
The laughs never stop coming. Yet, we feel for Gabby’s
struggles as she sorts out her personal life and begins
the road to a spiritual journey and self discovery.
And what of her would-be competitor, Chad Davis? As
annoying as he is handsome, could they possibly team
up without conflict? Even he comes under suspicion as
Gabby pieces together the myriad of clues leading to a
double murder. Adding the threats against her own life.
In characteristic lovable humor, Christy Barritt has
woven a delightful tale that can be enjoyed by any age
and gender.
Review by
Linda Rondeau
By Christy Barritt
Kregel Publications
© 2008
Cozy Mystery
Part 2 of Squeaky-Clean
Rarely are sequels as entertaining or as well written as
their predecessors. In this case, Christy Barritt not only
manages to match the appeal found in Hazardous Duty,
but has actually exceeded the fun.
This time Gabby St. Claire, crime-scene cleaner finds
herself scrubbing up another mystifying scene when
she literally stumbles upon a dead Elvis impersonator.
The laughs never stop coming. Yet, we feel for Gabby’s
struggles as she sorts out her personal life and begins
the road to a spiritual journey and self discovery.
And what of her would-be competitor, Chad Davis? As
annoying as he is handsome, could they possibly team
up without conflict? Even he comes under suspicion as
Gabby pieces together the myriad of clues leading to a
double murder. Adding the threats against her own life.
In characteristic lovable humor, Christy Barritt has
woven a delightful tale that can be enjoyed by any age
and gender.
Review by
Linda Rondeau
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