Common Sense: A Lupa Schwartz Mystery
The Lupa Schwartz Mysteries, no. 2
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Publisher Description
Common sense tells Cattleya Hoskin that her drowned reporter ex-husband wouldn't have gone out night-fishing by himself in the middle of an investigation. The unaccommodating local authorities see it differently. In an effort to prove them wrong, Cattleya enlists the help of her private investigator friend, Schwartz, to follow through with Dave’s investigation—theft from the power grid in a small Ohio town.
The inquiry is complicated by crooked contractors, a menacing white van, and some long-abandoned coal mines and antebellum tunnels. Aggressively loud church bells and the amorous advances of a bounty hunter Schwartz brought in to help add to an already convoluted situation. Yet Cattleya feels she owes it to Dave to figure out what happened to him, for better or for worse.
Customer Reviews
Good storyline
But yet another online book where publisher doesn’t bother with editing that frustrates readers. Typos. Grammatical errors. Naming the killer at the end then using a victims bane accidentally as the killer’s name. That a quarter acre parcel land could hold a mansion & guest house is as unbelievable as a maple tree with 8-foot circumference. Sleuth is a genius but errors make it a flaw and choppy to read. Forget AI and use real editors who read the text before publishing it.