Showing posts with label veronica mars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label veronica mars. Show all posts
Friday, August 2, 2019
[Book Review] Veronica Mars: Mr. Kiss and Tell by Rob Thomas
In the second book in the New York Times bestselling mystery series, Veronica Mars is back with a case that will expose the hidden workings of one of Neptune’s most murderous locations.
The Neptune Grand has always been the seaside town’s ritziest hotel, despite the shady dealings and high-profile scandals that seem to follow its elite guests. When a woman claims that she was brutally assaulted in one of its rooms and left for dead by a staff member, the owners know that they have a potential powder keg on their hands. They turn to Veronica to disprove—or prove—the woman's story.
The case is a complicated mix of hard facts, mysterious occurrences, and uncooperative witnesses. The hotel refuses to turn over its reservation list and the victim won’t divulge who she was meeting that night. Add in the facts that the attack happened months ago, the victim’s memory is fuzzy, and there are holes in the hotel’s surveillance system, and Veronica has a convoluted mess on her hands. As she works to fill in the missing pieces, it becomes clear that someone is lying—but who? And why?
Wednesday, July 26, 2017
[Book Review] Veronica Mars: The Thousand Dollar Tan Line by Rob Thomas & Jennifer Graham
Ten years after graduating high school in Neptune, California, Veronica Mars is back working as a private investigator while her dad, Keith, is recovering from serious injuries because of a car accident. Money is getting tight, and Veronica is feeling a bit guilty about not being able to properly pay her collegue Cindy Mackenzie ("Mac"). That is until they are given a pretty big case that is attached to a good sum of money. Two girls have gone missing during spring break, both were last seen in a mansion that is owned by a man with some serious criminal ties. Veronica is thrown into dangerous situations that involve drug cartels and organized crime. Situations that surprisingly tie into her past, something she prefers not to have to think about.
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