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Readers familiar with French will love this book, as will those who like true crime, strong female protagonists, and stories where the dog is the hero.
Pitts follows up Trouble in Queenstown with a literary, absorbing whodunit encompassing murder, human compassion, and grief. It’s a welcome addition to the Vandy Myrick series.
In addition to this being a solid follow-up entry in Landau’s series, historical and geographical footnotes at the beginning of each chapter are illuminating and rewarding. Suspense builds throughout the book, and the payoff far exceeds expectations.
Those nostalgic for the music of the ’80s, intrigued by a spiraling plot, and mesmerized by star-crossed lovers will enjoy uncovering the tragedy of Secret Oktober and the band’s biggest fans.
Fans of Jacqueline Carey’s “Agent of Hel” trilogy and other small-town fantasy series or those who loved the Southern charm of Grady Hendrix’s Southern Book Club Guide to Slaying Vampires will love this series that’s full of heart and charm. Readers will look forward to returning to the world of the Evans women and their strange Texas town.