Deadly Christmas (Detective Zoe Finch Book 7)

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Never quite so much that your rooting interest changes from protagonist to antagonist - but by the end, I saw him as a complex/tragic character, not a single dimensional killer. After Sue leaves, Jeremy thinks about how great it will be when he has Sue’s money, ditches Sue, and uses Jessica before heading to the South Pacific.

Not only is she up to it, she is rarin' to go, because she can spend the night basking in everyone's attention as she tells the story of how she almost died again. On Wednesday at school, Jessica is feeling blue until Ken comes along and gives her a single red rose.To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. The investigation takes a number of twists and turns, but they get the perpetrator, even if it is for a different, related incident. Witty writing, an unexpected solution, and truly likable characters ensure that the appeal of this holiday-themed series will last long past the Yule season.

Surely an officer who had investigated a potentially corrupt officer wouldn’t then be put to work on that persons team? Lila was only half listening to Jess, so she thought that the Wakefields were being held for ransom. I am also intrigued by the frustration caused by several departments overriding normal police procedure. Ok, I get one character but it seemed a repetition with a few characters and it didnt make the story flow.

Sue tells the twins that Jeremy is even worse than she thought and that she wants to "bring him to justice. Which is a very odd mix of content in a movie that clearly has funny moments, and is built on entertainment.