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Hurricane in Paradise by Deborah Brown {Book Review}

February 22, 2017 by Leila | 4 Comments

Disclosure: Leels Loves Books, on behalf of Life as Leels, received a free ebook copy of this book in exchange for my review.

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“Deborah Brown’s Florida Keys mystery series is highly addictive! The characters are quirky & amusing. The dialogue is snappy. The plot highly entertaining & thrilling. All the oddball cast of characters are back as well as Mad’s & Fab’s deliciously hunky loves, Creole & Didier.” 

“Madison and Fab are so much fun to read about along with their better halves. This time there’s murder (of course), a missing family member and a crazy grandma! You’ll love this book so much!”

“Once again Deborah Brown has written a wonderful humorous highly entertaining book.”

Above reviews from Amazon

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Oh, how I have missed Madison and Fab! I feel like we left off right where we started and picked up like old friends.

Each of the Paradise Series books can be read as a stand alone, but I am telling you; you do not want to miss a single one! They are funny and mysterious which makes them such an amazing combination. (Not to mention there are two smokin’ hot boys that make it all the more better!)

I did find myself slightly irritated at the start. Because each book can be read as a stand alone, the author threw in some back story or clarification to things that I – the obsessed reader that I am – already knew. I totally understand why she did it; it just bugged me because I knew the info and did not need a refresher. I wanted to get to the good stuff! (Just me being inpatient.)

Hurricane in Paradise was… less “active” than some of the past books, but did not make it any less enjoyable. Of course, there is usually more than one “crime” going on to be solved (my favorite part) and this one didn’t miss that!

Seedy characters, a missing person, and of course; a new “bimbo” at Brick Famosa Motors kepts me on my toes.

I love the characters. I love the humor. I love the mystery aspect (I don’t know that I have ever figured out the “who done it” too soon!)

I highly recommend the Paradise Series. You won’t be disappointed. (And I hope they keep coming!)

About the Author
I’ve been writing, in one way or another for as long as I can remember; writing poetry, short stories, a romance novel secretly stashed under the bed and sappy love letters. Fiction should be fun. I wanted to create the perfect beach book, to make the reader laugh, cry and cheer… and then run out and tell their friends about it.

My love of reading began when I was seven, the day I opened the cover of my first Mrs. Piggle Wiggle book. Mrs. P gave lessons to other children in how to behave and to me I learned to love the written word. I live with my family and demon children aka rescue cats in South Florida.

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Also available in the Paradise Series
              

Find the rest of our reviews for this series –

Crazy in Paradise (Book 1)
Deception in Paradise (Book 2)
Trouble in Paradise (Book 3)
Murder in Paradise (Book 4)
Greed in Paradise (Book 5)
Revenge in Paradise (Book 6)
Kidnapped in Paradise (Book 7)
Swindled in Paradise (Book 8)
Executed in Paradise (Book 9)

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  1. sharon martin says

    February 23, 2017 at 4:43 am

    I’m so pleased you enjoyed them again!! Thanks for sharing today xx

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  2. Deborah Brown says

    February 24, 2017 at 6:13 pm

    Thank you for the review. Happy you enjoyed.

    Reply

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