“Class Reunions can be Murder” by Susan Santangelo
Being the fourth
in the Baby Boomer Mysteries series,
“Class Reunions can be Murder” is still high on the charts and so is
Santangelo. This author can whip together a story that will have you cackling.
Warning: don’t read it when others are around. If so, they may end up wondering
if there’s something wrong with you because you’ll be doubling over in
laughter.
Carol Andrews is
at it again. The poor woman can’t stay away from dead bodies. It’s not like she
goes looking for them, they just seem to appear wherever she is.
This time a body
is found in Mount Saint Francis Academy, an all-girl Catholic school. Oh,
excuse me, it’s Fairport Manor Senior Living Community now. Or will be right
after the Ruby Reunion. Forty years after graduation, Carol is talked into
being on the committee to head up the reunion. The dinner the night before is a
huge hit. They decide to stay in rooms the night before the actual reunion at
Fairport. But Carol doesn’t get the chance for any sleep that night. She and
her girlfriend Nancy walk into the room, only to find a dead body in one of the
beds. And the victim is none other than Carol’s arch nemesis from her school
days. Just great. Finding bodies is what happens to Carol. Can we expect less?
It’s hilarious
reading about the following excursions and escapades that Carol goes through to
find out first, why everyone believes the suicide note and second, who is
actually responsible for the murder.
Honestly, even if
you have not read a book in Santangelo’s series before, you really need to pick
this one up. Pure entertainment at its best!
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