A Case for the Winemaker
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وصف الناشر
Now a Great American Family Original Mystery TV series titled The Ainsley McGregor Mysteries: A Case for the Winemaker.
The closer she gets to the truth, the more she finds herself drowning in trouble
It’s an exciting time in Sweet River, Texas, and the whole town is talking. Maybe, a little too much. Former English professor Ainsley McGregor has gambled everything on her new business: Bless Your Art, an artisan market where local artists sell their wares and teach classes.
The bright, white space is filled to the brim with colorful art, yarn, jewelry, pet treats, antiques and even a few medieval weapons. Oh, and there are wine tastings. Everything is better with wine. Ainsley is surprised by how well things are going–right up until the moment her Great Dane finds a dead body. With her friend accused of the murder, it’s up to Ainsley to find the real killer.
As the suspect list grows longer, Ainsley has her work cut out for her. The task is made more difficult by the fact her brother, the sheriff, doesn’t seem to want her help. If she doesn’t wrap up the case soon, she might be the next wine, um, one to die.
مراجعات العملاء
Fun caler
What a joy this book was. Super easy read. Smart but not pretentious. Fun and plays on Texan stereotypes without being mean or over the top. I really enjoyed this. Ainsley is a great heroine and I can’t wait to see where her nosiness takes her.
Good
Fast moving story, enjoyable and not forced to read next book which good writers never do. Not vulgar and no swearing. 10 plus
Fran
2/5
As far as mysteries go, this book was definitely on the lower end of the scale. There were multiple love interests between the protagonist, making it a confusing love triangle. In addition, there were not many clues or insight on the ages of any of the characters, whether they were 20 or 80. Another problem I had with this book was the “big reveal.” I would say the suspense was anticlimactic, but for something to be anticlimactic there had to at least be good suspense, in which there was not.