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Dashboard for Apple Health App

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Your fitness and health dashboard, designed and based on Apple Health app (a.k.a. HealthKit) on...

Sway

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Sway is an ‘interactive meditation’ experience. It uses your phone to track movement and...

SKYHILL

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Please note: This app requires iPhone 5 or better, iPad 4 or better or iPad Mini 2 or better. Older...

Monkey Island Tales 1

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Start your adventure! NOTE: This app is compatible with an iPhone 3GS or third generation...

Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2395 KP) rated Up Next, Murder in Books

Jun 3, 2020

Up Next, Murder

Erin Huss | 2020 | Mystery

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Next Up? More Fun

Step-sisters Liv and Camry are ready to tackle the second season of their hit podcast, Missing or Murdered? This time, they are looking at the case of some remains that were recently found in their home base of Santa Maria, California. Brinkley Douglas disappeared one night while walking home from her boyfriend’s house, and Joel Zander has always been the number one suspect in everyone’s minds. Now that her body has been found, the case is heating up again. Liv is keeping an open mind, especially since she isn’t sure Joel is guilty. But why won’t he talk to her? Can Liv figure out what happened?

I enjoyed the first book in this series, and I’m thrilled to say the follow up was just as much fun. The case is compelling. I was drawn in right away, and I needed to know what was going to happen next. Fortunately, the climax wraps everything up well. The characters are great, from Liv and Camry to their friends and family. Brinkley’s family members and the suspects are real enough to draw us into the story. My issues from the first book – the romantic sub-plot and one character’s stutter – are still present, although they are minor annoyances. And I can’t leave out the fun; this book made me smile and laugh even as the tension increased. I do recommend reading the first book first, but you’ll be anxious for this one before you know it.