Who, What, Where, When, Die (An Avery Shaw Mystery Book 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.46 (510 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B005HZ1BJC |
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| Number of Pages | : | 541 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-03-17 |
| Language | : | English |
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Loved it I was hesitant to start this series due to some reviews that negatively focused on Avery's snarky behavior/commentary & self-absorbed nature. Having read Amanda M. Lee's other series and loved them, I gave this series a try. I'm glad I did. Yes, Avery's snarky attitude hits you like a . Immaturity at its finest brenda dreher This heroine was so self-absorbed and immature, I had to force myself to finish it with the hopes that someone killed her in the end. "Not your typical mystery" according to CHERYL YEAGER. Love all the humor. Showing a person 's whole personality was refreshing. I liked it was a different type of mystery.
Follow her on Twitter at @yodaoneforme. . Lee is a longtime journalist and continuous dreamer. An avid reader, she started writing when she was 14 -- and found she could never stop. About the Author Amanda M
. Lee is a longtime journalist and continuous dreamer. Follow her on Twitter at @yodaoneforme. An avid reader, she started writing when she was 14 -- and found she could never stop. Amanda M
Avery Shaw is having a bad week.First, she had to cover a story on a barricaded gunman who likes to dance naked in his window. This is the first book in the Avery Shaw Mystery series.. Second, she's receiving death threats with her morning newspaper. Lastly, and most importantly, her mom keeps vetoing her outfit choices.It's all in a day's work for this hardworking, if easily distracted, reporter.Avery Shaw is hot on the trail of the story, even if it means tangling with her hot ex-boyfriend -- the county sheriff -- and the equally hot, if slightly shadier pawnshop owner down the street.Getting the story is going to be totally worth it -- that is if Avery can survive the week.Warning: These books are sarcastic and snarky. Read only if you're not easily offended