Drawing Conclusions
by Deidre Verne
Drawing Conclusions(A Sketch in Crime Mystery)
Paperback: 312 pages
Publisher: MIDNIGHT INK (February 8, 2015)
ISBN-13: 978-0738741314
Synopsis
Cece dumpster dives her way through this suspense-filled murder mystery…
Cece Prentice is a most unusual young woman. Heiress to a large fortune thanks to her doctor father, who is the head of a genome company on Long Island, Cece is also a freegan—ecologically-minded and socially conscious. If that happens to include dumpster diving for half an old hamburger, previously started by someone she has never met, then so be it.
Cece would still be going about her ordinary, albeit weird, life had her beloved twin brother Teddy not been murdered. Drawn into the police investigation, CeCe uses her sketching abilities and knowledge of her father’s company to provide Detective DeRosa with the clues he needs to ferret out what happened to Teddy. But she soon realizes that this mystery is much more complicated than she ever imagined.
my review:
Deidre is a new to me author and I really enjoyed this book. CeCe is an interesting character and the story is well written and will keep you interested and intrigued until the last page. Cece is doing everything she can to help solve the murder through the pictures that she draws about the murder of her twin brother. She wants to solve this case and catch the killer before it is to late, Find out what happens in Drawing Conclusions. I'm eagerly waiting for the next book.
About This Author
Deirdre Verne (Scarsdale, NY) is a college professor and an active college blogger. A writer for the millennium crowd, Deirdre’s interest in green living inspired her to create an off-the-grid character who Dumpster dives her way though a suspense-filled mystery series. A member of Sisters in Crime, Deirdre’s short stories appear in all three New York chapter anthologies – Murder New York Style, Murder New York Style: Fresh Slices and Family Matters.
Author Links
www.deirdreverne.com (web page)
@deirdreverne
GoodReads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/8276614.Deirdre_Verne
The book sounds great~I would love to read it! My only drawing talent is like the book's title, "Drawing Conclusions". I'm interested in saving and re-purposing stuff and I might go dumpster diving but the half eaten hamburger would stay in the bin! Thank you for a great contest!
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No talent for drawing. Love to read this book. Bobbipad at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteSketching was one of my hobbies when I was younger. I even took the Saturday art classes for non students at Brooklyn College back in the 60's. Charcoals and Pastels. So a mystery with sketching is something I'd love to add to my home library.
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Sounds like a good book. I cannot draw at all.
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I can't draw a straight line! Thanks for this opportunity. dm_richards@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI wish I could draw but I lack the talent. I can doodle!
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Sounds like a very interesting book.
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I don't have any drawing talent but my oldest daughter does.
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looks great, love the art theme, thanks for the chance :)
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I love to draw. It is relaxing. Also love this theme, very original. I haven't read anything by this author yet so it would be great to win this book. Thank you for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI can't draw a straight line with a ruler - and trying to draw without one is even worse. No artistic talent but I know a good sounding book when I see it. This one goes on my TBR list!
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As the old saying goes, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Drawing is one of my favorite things to do. Having never read a book by Deidre Verne, I have included this on my to be read list. Thanks for the interview. robeader53@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI have no drawing talent. This book would be memorable. Thanks for this feature. saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI cannot draw at all. This is an interesting giveaway and interview. many thanks. elliotbencan(at)hotmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI wish I could draw. Thanks for the giveaway! raquel36m(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI used to try at drawing and I think I wasn't too bad, but not that good. I would like to read about your experiences.
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would love to read this!!!
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Sounds like a great read! I have NO drawing skill whatsoever but my children have gotten a recessive gene somewhere because they can draw beautifully.
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DeleteThank you all for the kind words. I'm busy at work on the third book in the Sketch in Crime series.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Loretta !! you won a copy of Drawing Conclusions.
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