I read this one again also, after reading it a few years ago. It makes more sense now that I have read the whole series from the beginning, and why Roe is doing what she's doing.
Being I've read so many books in between, I couldn't remember much of it; but that's ok, it was like a new book.. that seemed kinda familiar. lol. I think I'm just reading the last 2 books now to say that I have.. not really sure why else. the characters are less believable now, the plots are extremely unlikely, and I barely care.. Robin is back, less than a year after Martin's death, and she has gone for it. Who knows, maybe this will be a more grown-up relationship.

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Clearing off some older books off my tbr list I found several Harris books. She is the personification of cosy mystery writer plus. This book starts off fast, involving the reader in Aurora's life, and continues the pace to the end. A quick read, not requiring a lot of attention, but satisfying. The series are all stand alone. There is murder, romance and an ending. Good beach read or any rainy afternoon. ( )

This one was pretty good. I'm realizing that Harris seems to like bosses named Sam, and bringing back old boyfriends into the picture of her leading lady. ( )

fantastic mystery with more interesting charaters from Charlaine Harris. Aurora continues her story just trying to live her life. Once again people die and she is needed to help solve the crime. Movie actors and studio execs come, bringing chaos to town. One of Aurora friends comes back into her life, and helps her to recover. Aurora makes changes with her life, trying to find her new path. ( )

The story of Aurora Teagarden's first case about a Lawrencetown serial killer has become a best-seller and is about to hit the small screen. Her ex, Robin, wrote both the book and the TV movie's screenplay and her stepson, Barrett, has a starring role, but when leading lady Celia is murdered and Robin is stalked by a crazed fan the pieces must be put together before it's too late. A good read. ( )