Shot Girl by Karen E. Olson
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(Mass Market Paperback)
- Pub. Date: November 2008
- 320pp
- Sales Rank: 108,394
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Product Details
- Pub. Date: November 2008
- Publisher: Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated
- Format: Mass Market Paperback, 320pp
- Sales Rank: 108,394
- Series: Annie Seymour Mystery Series
- ISBN-13: 9780451225498
- ISBN: 045122549X
Synopsis
New Haven police reporter Annie Seymour has a talent for running into trouble. So it should come as no surprise when her co-worker's bachelorette party at a local club quickly turns into a crime scene. What is surprising is that the dead club manager in the parking lot happens to be Annie's ex-husband—and the bullet shells around his body match the gun she has in her car...
Biography
Karen E. Olson is a Sara Ann Freed Memorial Award winner, and she has been nominated for the Gumshoe Award from Mystery Ink. Her previous books were selected as Featured Alternates of the Mystery Guild.
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MORE PLEASE!!!by Anonymous
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June 10, 2009: Great reading....plot, characters, emotion, humor, mystery...thoroughly enjoyed this book. I hope to see more of the Anne Seymore character.
Annie's Last Ride is a Great Oneby jenshaines
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November 29, 2008:
I'm really going to miss Annie Seymour. She's a woman of (somewhat) valor, and her insatiable curiosity and penchant for falling into trouble makes her a great read.
Karen E. Olson manages to tie up the series nicely by providing a terrific thrill ride, packed with a variety of her usual, unusual characters. In this book we manage to meet a male stripper, a couple of "shot girls", a somewhat mysterious youth minister, wayward kids and teachers, and most importantly, Annie's ex-husband, who's a trip all by himself. Watching Annie fall into yet another untenable situation, this book really ratchets up Annie's background and emotional history. It's completely satisfying from start to finish.
I'll miss Annie greatly, but really look forward to July, 2009 and MISSING INK.
I Also Recommend: Sacred Cows, Secondhand Smoke, Dead of the Day.
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