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Paula Paul

Autor von Symptoms of Death

39+ Werke 476 Mitglieder 29 Rezensionen

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Beinhaltet die Namen: Paula Paul, Paula G. Paul, Catherine Monroe

Beinhaltet auch: Paula Carter (2)

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(eng) Paula Paul uses the pseudonyms Paula Carter for Mystery by Design Series and Catherine Monroe for The Barefoot Girl and The King's Nun.

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Werke von Paula Paul

Symptoms of Death (2002) 64 Exemplare
Leading an Elegant Death (1999) 52 Exemplare
Deathday Party (1999) 43 Exemplare
Half a Mind to Murder (2003) 37 Exemplare
Medium Dead (2015) 23 Exemplare
For Dead Men Only (2016) 16 Exemplare
Crazy Quilt: A Novel (1730) 10 Exemplare
A Killer Closet: A Mystery (2016) 9 Exemplare
Silent Partner (1986) 5 Exemplare
You Can Hear a Magpie Smile (1980) 4 Exemplare

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Rechtmäßiger Name
Paul, Paula Griffith
Andere Namen
Carter, Paula
Monroe, Catherine
Geburtstag
1938
Geschlecht
female
Nationalität
USA
Geburtsort
Shallowater, Texas, USA
Wohnorte
Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA
Texas, USA
Berufe
novelist
journalist
Kurzbiographie
Award-winning novelist Paula Paul was born on her grandparents’ cotton farm near Shallowater, Texas, and graduated from a country high school near Maple, Texas. She earned a BA in journalism and has worked as a reporter for newspapers in both Texas and New Mexico. She’s been the recipient of state and national awards for her work as a journalist as well as a novelist. Her previous novels featuring Dr. Alexandra Gladstone, including Symptoms of Death, have appeared on bookstore and online bestseller lists. She is also the author of the Mystery by Design series, which she wrote as Paula Carter. She lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico. (From Penguin-Random House)
Hinweis zur Identitätsklärung
Paula Paul uses the pseudonyms Paula Carter for Mystery by Design Series and Catherine Monroe for The Barefoot Girl and The King's Nun.

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I thought the story was entertaining, but the side characters could have been developed more thoroughly. They seemed a bit one dimensional. When the author switched point of view, it seemed a bit forced. I think the potential for this series is great and with a little more development, it could be wonderful. I enjoyed the main character and would like to see her more. Thanks to NetGalley for providing a copy in exchange for my honest review.
 
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McBeezie | 5 weitere Rezensionen | Jul 27, 2022 |
The Temple of the Ninth Daughter sits on a hill at the edge of Newton-upon-Sea. It is said that the Freemasons buried a treasure there a long time ago, but Dr. Alexandra Gladstone hasn't time for rumors like that. Not until local Freemasons starts to die. Could there be someone out there killing Freemasons to get to the treasure?

I read Medium Dead (book 3 in the series) the previous book in the series last year and found the story to be not that exciting to read, but a book that nevertheless was easy to read and entertaining for the moment. At least that what's my review says. And, I'm now very glad that I've started to write reviews so that I can go back and see what I thought. The thing is that I didn't go back and check before I requested this book. I got an email about it and thought alright I have read the previous book so I request this one. It was after that I saw that I had some problem with Medium Dead's story being too predictable.

I liked this story more than I liked the one in Medium Dead, sure it was a bit predictable, but I found reading the book was more enjoyable this time and I liked Alexandra Gladstone much more in this book, then I did it the previous. It's not a thick book, it takes just a couple of hours to read and the suspects are not that many. But, it's a nice cozy mystery book.

I want to thank the publisher for providing me with a free copy through NetGalley for an honest review.
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MaraBlaise | 3 weitere Rezensionen | Jul 23, 2022 |
With an engaging and easy, reading style, the essence of Catherine is captured with much charm and wit. Not a dauting historical for those who can find them rather wordy and stuffy. She is such a fascinating historical figure and the author did her justice here. It is equally given to The Empress Elizabeth and Peter and the events that that took place. The cover is somewhat uninspiring and could use a grander update, still is is a 4 star read for me. I look forward to reading another book by this author.

I was given a copy in exchange for an honest review.
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LiteraryChanteuse | Feb 21, 2022 |
What are the stories about the The Temple of the Ninth Daughter, a Freemasons Lodge in Victorian Newton-upon-Sea. Is there a connection with the ghostly horse-rider and a series of deaths of Freemasons in the area.
Dr. Gladstone investigates. This is the first of this series that I have read, and enjoyed enough to want to start at the beginning to see how the characters develop.
A NetGalley Book
 
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