Lyin' Eyes

It's wedding week and with just three days to go until she says "I do," she has discovered three bodies. Anarchy is unfazed. This happens all the time. He was even with her when Max, her Weimaraner discovered one. The two crime scenes can't possibly be related and Detective Peters will run point. St......more

Outstanding! Ellison and Anarchy are just getting started! I’m so excited every time there’s a new release that I break my “one book at a time rule.” I put aside whatever I’m reading and pick up Mulhern’s latest. This one didn’t disappoint, even with a LOT of moving pieces to keep track of. Definitel......more

It gives me no pleasure to mention "series fatigue", because I loved the first few books of the Country Club Murders. The setting was fresh, the bitchiness well-judged and the sheer number of corpses suitably absurd. After book 5 or 6, I read new entrants out of habit, in the same way that I reach f......more

Polaroid Fault Another 5 star to Mulhern. I very much enjoy the 70's era this series is written in, although that was still the period in which women were expected to be house wives and depend on their husbands for support. Things have changed... mostly, although it is still known that men earn more......more

Lyin' Eyes, the 13th book in Julie Mulhern's delightful 1970's mystery series Coukntry Club Murders is as excellent as every other book in the series which are all pretty much 10 stars out of 5. As always, Ms. Mulhern manages to make a social statement without detracting from the fun of the book. Yo......more