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A Purse To Die For

A PURSE TO DIE FOR by MELODIE CAMPBELL and CYNTHIA ST-PIERRE
PLOT: A television celebrity and fashionista Gina Monroe returns to her hometown to attend her grandmother's funeral. After the reading of the will didn't turn out well for some, the death itself becomes suspicious. Then a fashionable woman's dead body is found on their backyard. This brings the police in and another murder occurs.  

Novellas, or chick lits, is like a commercial break from all the more serious books I usually read. They're just fun distractions that's sure to leave you feeling giddy or kilig (romantic thrill). And to be honest the cute and chic book covers is what sells it. Although I don't expect much from these kinds of books because they're feel good books and not cerebral, there are still those that leaves you less than amused. If you think the murders will revolve around the designer purse somehow, you're in for some disappointment.

I got this book for free and glad I did. This book is riddled with typos and sometimes the names get mixed up it's confusing. And one of the characters leave you wondering whether there will be some paranormal twist to this murder mystery. Somehow this book seem to have an identity crisis, it doesn't know whether it wants to go paranormal or detective in solving the crimes. 

 VERDICT: DITCH IT! 



                                                                                                             
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