Sweet Revenge by Diane Mott Davidson Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Sweet Revenge
Book Review: Never Been Done
Summary: 4 Stars
A caterer who helps her husband, the detective, solve murderers/crimes, all the while thinking about the Jerk and her cooking. She has to race around, getting in the way but, yet, solving the crime. This has definitely never been done before. You don't have to love cooking to love these books. Still, every book series or TV series has a character reappear after their death or their crime or something. Sandee coming back?! It was almost obvious, we just had to wait for her. But I'm definitely looking forward Fatally Flaky! :-)Book Review: No idea
Summary: 3 Stars
Have no idea if good or not. My sister wanted for Christmas so, I bought.Book Review: Not so good
Summary: 2 Stars
I have read every book in this series, and this one was by far the worst. Goldie is just plain stupid this time out. The other characters don't really engage with her - she just keeps going out in terrible blizzards to interfere with the police investigations. Arch, Tom, Marla, and the others that we enjoy are not used much at all. Not enjoyable, don't spend your money on this book.Book Review: Other one-star and two-star reviewers are on target!
Summary: 1 Stars
Like many of the other reviewers, I used to really enjoy these books, but they have taken a definite downward turn. They are packed with boring filler, inane comments and Goldy being proud of herself or speculating on what the men on her husband's police force really think of her. It has taken me months to read this one and there is no end in sight (though I've read several other books during this time). Might be time to hang it up.Book Review: Repetition
Summary: 1 Stars
Being a loyal Goldy fan I must be honest and say this is the worst of the series. The chapters are repetitious. The details of the plot, and they are few and convoluted, are repeated over and over. It is written as if it took years to do and the author needed to remember were she left off. The chapters also did not flow. One chapter would end in mid thought and the next pick it up. There was no flow or continuity.
Don't get me wrong... I love Diane Mott Davidson's' previous Goldy books but this one was a bunch of fluff!