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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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very enjoyable story.A new author to me will definately read more in the series.The book arrived very quickly to.Love the art work on the cover.Never manage to work out who did it and i did,nt here either.
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Button Holed kicks off like a big screen mystery.
6 Sep 2011
Format:Mass Market Paperback
Button Holed kicks off like a big screen mystery and hooks you from the first line and doesn't lose momentum once.
Logan has penned a priceless series debut rife with an array of amusing, eccentric and witty characters. The banter is fluid, the narrative smooth and the mystery coiled tightly - perhaps, buttoned securely is more fitting.
Button Holed is absorbing, clever, crisp and finally not another contrived mystery with crafts tossed in as a diversion.
Brava Logan for creating a protagonist who is authentic, bright, enthralling, fun, innovative, and strong - it has been a long time coming for an amateur sleuth to pull off so many empowering attributes and you did it in style! Stand back and watch the copycats swoop down on Logan's imaginative series, but always remember she is the groundbreaking pioneer in this genre.
Review first published on Blogcritics.
Logan has penned a priceless series debut rife with an array of amusing, eccentric and witty characters. The banter is fluid, the narrative smooth and the mystery coiled tightly - perhaps, buttoned securely is more fitting.
Button Holed is absorbing, clever, crisp and finally not another contrived mystery with crafts tossed in as a diversion.
Brava Logan for creating a protagonist who is authentic, bright, enthralling, fun, innovative, and strong - it has been a long time coming for an amateur sleuth to pull off so many empowering attributes and you did it in style! Stand back and watch the copycats swoop down on Logan's imaginative series, but always remember she is the groundbreaking pioneer in this genre.
Review first published on Blogcritics.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
A fun glimpse into the button world in the new series.
13 Sep 2011
Format:Mass Market Paperback
This is the first in a new series and one that I enjoyed greatly. The book opens at Josie's Button Box where she surprises two burglars. Then before she can get everything sorted, she learns that a high-profile actress wants to meet with her to find the perfect buttons for her wedding gown. After the actress is found murdered in her shop and a mystery button is found, Josie finds herself in the middle of the mystery. Complicating matters is her ex-husband, Kaz, Nevil,the cute police detective, her older neighbor,Stan, and even a Prince. Throw in a road trip to a county fair and it's a fun read. I really enjoy the first in the series and am already looking for the next.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Great start to a new series
10 Sep 2011
Format:Mass Market Paperback
Button Holed is the first in this series. The author also writes as Casey Daniels and Miranda Bliss. Both, also very good series.
Josie Giancola has recently opened her antique button in the Old Town section of Chicago.
She is excited to be opening the store today, as the starlet, Kate Francisous, is going to be coming to shop to look for some antique buttons for wedding gown. But instead Josie finds two thugs ransacking her shop. Josie and her assistant hastily put the shop is some kind of order as Kate will be returnng in a day or two to make her final selection. When that day comes, Kate arrives early and when Josie gets back to the shop, she finds Kate has been stabbed with a button hook. After the police have finished their initial investigation, Josie finds a button on the floor that Kate would have been laying on. This button was made from boxwood and is something that was not part of her inventory. She is sure that the button belongs to the murderer.
Kate's fiance is Prince Roland. Prince Roland has learned that Kate has not been faithful during their engagement. The Prince doesn't want this information getting back to his father who would probably disinherit him. The person who had this indescrection with is none other than the producer of the movie see is currently shooting. Estelle Marvin has a TV show that Kate had agrred to be on, and Marvin had gone to great expense to get the segment ready. But Kate decides that she is not going to do the show. In addition Kate had 3 assistants who she treated like nobodies.
So Josie set off to find the murderer, as she doesn't believe the person the police have arrested is the killer.
A fantastic story with a group of believable characters and a few chuckles thrown in for good measure.
I will be looking for the next book in the series.
Josie Giancola has recently opened her antique button in the Old Town section of Chicago.
She is excited to be opening the store today, as the starlet, Kate Francisous, is going to be coming to shop to look for some antique buttons for wedding gown. But instead Josie finds two thugs ransacking her shop. Josie and her assistant hastily put the shop is some kind of order as Kate will be returnng in a day or two to make her final selection. When that day comes, Kate arrives early and when Josie gets back to the shop, she finds Kate has been stabbed with a button hook. After the police have finished their initial investigation, Josie finds a button on the floor that Kate would have been laying on. This button was made from boxwood and is something that was not part of her inventory. She is sure that the button belongs to the murderer.
Kate's fiance is Prince Roland. Prince Roland has learned that Kate has not been faithful during their engagement. The Prince doesn't want this information getting back to his father who would probably disinherit him. The person who had this indescrection with is none other than the producer of the movie see is currently shooting. Estelle Marvin has a TV show that Kate had agrred to be on, and Marvin had gone to great expense to get the segment ready. But Kate decides that she is not going to do the show. In addition Kate had 3 assistants who she treated like nobodies.
So Josie set off to find the murderer, as she doesn't believe the person the police have arrested is the killer.
A fantastic story with a group of believable characters and a few chuckles thrown in for good measure.
I will be looking for the next book in the series.
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