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The Bride Wore Dead: An Un-Cozy Un-Culinary Josie Tucker Mystery (Josie Tucker Mysteries Book 1) (English Edition) Kindle版
Snarky food critic Josie Tucker is facing the ultimate career hiccup. With her testy stomach betraying her, she can barely hold on to her lunch, never mind her job. The last thing she needs is having to be a replacement bridesmaid at a society wedding…
But an uncomfortable dress and awkward small talk turn out to be the least of Josie’s worries when the demure bride fails to survive the honeymoon. Now entangled in the groom’s sordid family, Josie finds herself the target of the rich and dangerous.
A tragic death. A desperate mother. A predatory ex. All the ingredients for an unsavory mystery…
But an uncomfortable dress and awkward small talk turn out to be the least of Josie’s worries when the demure bride fails to survive the honeymoon. Now entangled in the groom’s sordid family, Josie finds herself the target of the rich and dangerous.
A tragic death. A desperate mother. A predatory ex. All the ingredients for an unsavory mystery…
- 言語英語
- 発売日2013/11/18
- ファイルサイズ1244 KB
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著者について
EM Kaplan was an 80s kid, spoonfed on six channels of a VHF dial TV. She grew up reading Agatha Christie and Edgar Rice Burroughs in rural Arizona where there were no sidewalks but plenty of tumbleweeds. A former wannabe spy, trombonist, toilet-cleaner, beginner ninja, and subversive marketeer, she currently lives in the frozen north with her husband, author JD Kaplan, kids, and dog. Where to find her: blog: www.JustTheEmWords.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/emkaplan.author Twitter: www.twitter.com/meilaan Amazon: www.amazon.com/author/emkaplan Goodreads: www.goodreads.com/emkaplan Email: JustTheEmWords@gmail.com
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Sharon E. Leighton
5つ星のうち5.0
A good traditional mystery with good non-traditional characters
2015年11月26日にカナダでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Beginning with a reluctant Josie acting as a replacement for a bridesmaid who dropped out of a big society wedding, and going on to explore the meaning of family, community, identity, and love, this is a top-notch mystery. It faces some tough questions on the way to whodunit, and does it with charm and excitement. Josie herself is a likeable character, generally intelligent, although she does make one rather dumb move when she returns to the place where her prime suspect is staying "because it's safe". Yeah, right. The author covers this mistake in judgment by suggesting that that was an excuse to go where she wouldn't bother anyone, and this fits with her personal insecurity. The whole plot hangs together logically, which is always refreshing. I'll probably read more Josie Tuckers.
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Mike Billington author of Murder in the Rainy Season
5つ星のうち5.0
'The Bride Wore Dead' is a tasty, and thoroughly enjoyable, mystery
2015年1月5日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Josie Tucker is, perhaps, the most unlikely amateur detective you're ever going to meet.
She's a journalist by profession.
But she's not a reporter who covers the mean streets and rubs elbows with cops at crime scenes.
No, the sometimes cranky, generally acerbic Ms. Tucker is a food writer.
With stomach problems.
Roped into being a bridesmaid at the wedding of a woman she barely knows, she 's also going broke trying to pay for the dress and the shoes and... well, you get the picture: Josie Tucker is not a happy camper. Her main goal at the beginning of EM Kaplan's 'The Bride Wore Dead' is a simple one: She simply wants to survive the summertime wedding and reception without dying of heat stroke.
She does manage to survive it, but only barely, and thinks that she can finally put a truly dreadful day behind her.
Turns out, however, that she can't.
Why not?
Because the bride turns up dead on her honeymoon and, for reasons that are not immediately clear to her, she's asked to look into what has been ruled an accidental death. Despite the fact she has virtually no skills as an investigator she agrees to do that because, well because it means spending some time at a very fancy desert resort with some cash thrown in to sweeten the deal.
And, besides, she's curious.
In the meantime, she's trying to balance her love life - what there is of it - and she's trying really hard not to fall victim to the same people who killed the blushing (and somewhat bruised) bride.
That's all I'm going to tell you about the plot because to write anything else about it might just allow you to figure out the ending without reading the book and that would be a shame because Kaplan is a very fine writer with a nice light touch when the occasion calls for it. She has a nice narrative sense and, as a result, 'The Bride Wore Dead' moves right along with none of those little bumps in the road that slow a reader down.
(I particularly enjoyed her descriptions of the food that Josie would love to eat more of but can't because there really is something wrong with her stomach... which is a problem for someone who earns her daily bread writing about, well, bread and a lot of other things you'd find on the table.)
The action is fast paced and Ms. Tucker finds herself the object of some unwanted attention by suspects in the case but Kaplan doesn't make the mistake of trying to turn Josie into some kind of Amazon warrior. Josie is a petite heroine who is out of her depth as an investigator and when she gets in trouble she doesn't lay anyone out with a roundhouse kick and a karate chop. Instead, she manages to get out of that trouble in a believable way and that adds credibility to the narrative.
I thoroughly enjoyed 'The Bride Wore Dead' and highly recommend it.
She's a journalist by profession.
But she's not a reporter who covers the mean streets and rubs elbows with cops at crime scenes.
No, the sometimes cranky, generally acerbic Ms. Tucker is a food writer.
With stomach problems.
Roped into being a bridesmaid at the wedding of a woman she barely knows, she 's also going broke trying to pay for the dress and the shoes and... well, you get the picture: Josie Tucker is not a happy camper. Her main goal at the beginning of EM Kaplan's 'The Bride Wore Dead' is a simple one: She simply wants to survive the summertime wedding and reception without dying of heat stroke.
She does manage to survive it, but only barely, and thinks that she can finally put a truly dreadful day behind her.
Turns out, however, that she can't.
Why not?
Because the bride turns up dead on her honeymoon and, for reasons that are not immediately clear to her, she's asked to look into what has been ruled an accidental death. Despite the fact she has virtually no skills as an investigator she agrees to do that because, well because it means spending some time at a very fancy desert resort with some cash thrown in to sweeten the deal.
And, besides, she's curious.
In the meantime, she's trying to balance her love life - what there is of it - and she's trying really hard not to fall victim to the same people who killed the blushing (and somewhat bruised) bride.
That's all I'm going to tell you about the plot because to write anything else about it might just allow you to figure out the ending without reading the book and that would be a shame because Kaplan is a very fine writer with a nice light touch when the occasion calls for it. She has a nice narrative sense and, as a result, 'The Bride Wore Dead' moves right along with none of those little bumps in the road that slow a reader down.
(I particularly enjoyed her descriptions of the food that Josie would love to eat more of but can't because there really is something wrong with her stomach... which is a problem for someone who earns her daily bread writing about, well, bread and a lot of other things you'd find on the table.)
The action is fast paced and Ms. Tucker finds herself the object of some unwanted attention by suspects in the case but Kaplan doesn't make the mistake of trying to turn Josie into some kind of Amazon warrior. Josie is a petite heroine who is out of her depth as an investigator and when she gets in trouble she doesn't lay anyone out with a roundhouse kick and a karate chop. Instead, she manages to get out of that trouble in a believable way and that adds credibility to the narrative.
I thoroughly enjoyed 'The Bride Wore Dead' and highly recommend it.

nanamama777
5つ星のうち1.0
selten so gelangweilt, selten so eine unsympathische Hauptfigur...
2015年11月25日にドイツでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
ich verstehe nicht, dass alle bisherigen Rezensionen so positiv ausgefallen sind. Die Hauptfigur ist weinerlich bis mürrisch aber in keiner Weise sympathisch, der Schreibstil ist überhaupt nicht flüssig und schon auf den ersten 17 Seiten häufen sich die Fehler, und wir reden hier nicht von vergessenen Kommata oder ähnlichem. Wenn es um einen Pulli geht, den er trägt, aber anstelle von "he" ein "she" benutzt wird, frage ich mich ernsthaft, ob hier jemals Korrektur gelesen wurde. Die ersten 17 Seiten waren schon eine Qual, es wird auch nicht wirklich besser und ich glaube kaum, dass ich es noch bis zum Ende schaffen werde.
Bei cozy mysteries erwarte ich sicherlich keine tiefsinnige Literatur, aber hier ist selbst der geringe Preis von 2,99 noch zu viel. Von entspannter und leichter Lektüre erwarte ich zumindest dennoch, dass die Autorin die Personalpronomen nicht durcheinander wirft.
Fazit: no go.
Bei cozy mysteries erwarte ich sicherlich keine tiefsinnige Literatur, aber hier ist selbst der geringe Preis von 2,99 noch zu viel. Von entspannter und leichter Lektüre erwarte ich zumindest dennoch, dass die Autorin die Personalpronomen nicht durcheinander wirft.
Fazit: no go.

Paul Ian Chaplin
5つ星のうち5.0
Fallen in Love with Josie Tucker
2015年1月9日に英国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
I thoroughly enjoyed this wonderful book and couldn't put it down until I had finished it. The writing is fantastic and the story sucks you in completely! The characters are brilliantly created and delightfully described and I personally was in love with Josie Tucker before I reached Chapter 2. A fantastic plot that had some lovely touches that set it apart from any other book which was a joy. I loved the humour and dialogue they kept the story moving at a good pace. I will be asking the Author for some advice on my own writing because she is obviously a genius!

Gus
5つ星のうち5.0
The prickly Josie Tucker food writer, becomes super sleuth.
2015年8月20日にオーストラリアでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Josie Tucker is a journalist, no sorry, a food writer with tummy issues. Ms Tucker gets caught in a murder where she is bridesmaid.
Well that's how it all starts. She turns herself into a amateur detective and tries her hardest to solve the case. I won't go into anymore
of the story line and give away what happens. EM Kaplan has done a wonderful job in creating the characters, good and bad. A good solid read which gets the grey matter working overtime. I'm giving this book a 4.8 Star read
Well that's how it all starts. She turns herself into a amateur detective and tries her hardest to solve the case. I won't go into anymore
of the story line and give away what happens. EM Kaplan has done a wonderful job in creating the characters, good and bad. A good solid read which gets the grey matter working overtime. I'm giving this book a 4.8 Star read