Nina Simon
Auteur de Mother-Daughter Murder Night
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Œuvres de Nina Simon
Science Fair 3 exemplaires
Das Forderheft 1: Mathematische Herausforderungen zum Nachdenken und Vertiefen 1. Schuljahr (2013) 2 exemplaires
Das Übungsheft Mathematik - Kleines Einspluseins: Mathematische Grundlagen verstehen und automatisieren (2018) 2 exemplaires
Midnight in Prom Prison 2 exemplaires
Das Förderheft Mathematik 3: Mathematisches Grundverständnis aufbauen und stärken (2014) 1 exemplaire
Das Förderheft Mathematik 2: Mathematisches Grundverständnis aufbauen und stärken (2011) 1 exemplaire
Das Forderheft Mathematik 2: Mathematische Herausforderungen zum Nachdenken und Vertiefen, Klasse 2, Übungsheft (2013) 1 exemplaire
Das Forderheft Mathematik 3: Mathematische Herausforderungen zum Nachdenken und Vertiefen, Klasse 3, Übungsheft (2013) 1 exemplaire
Das Forderheft Mathematik 4: Mathematische Herausforderungen zum Nachdenken und Vertiefen, Klasse 4 Übungsheft (2016) 1 exemplaire
Das Förderheft Mathematik 4: Mathematisches Grundverständnis aufbauen und stärken (2018) 1 exemplaire
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- Œuvres
- 21
- Membres
- 864
- Popularité
- #29,637
- Évaluation
- 4.0
- Critiques
- 22
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- 23
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Lana Rubison is a high-powered businesswoman in Los Angeles, specializing in real estate deals and developments. Her daughter Beth, works as a nurse at a nursing home and is content to live in a small beach cottage in the Monterey Bay area with her daughter, teenager Jacqueline (Jack). But when Lana has a serious medical emergency, she winds up living with Beth and Jack. And when Jack discovers the body of an environmentalist while leading a group of tourists on a sunset kayak tour, Lana feels compelled to investigate.
I enjoyed this fresh take on the typical whodunit / cozy mystery. The amateur sleuths here are intelligent and reasonable in the risks they take. Of course, they should probably leave the sleuthing to the professionals, but then we wouldn’t have much of a story.
I appreciated that Simon crafted a plot that kept me guessing right up to the reveal. First I thought it was X, then I was sure it was Y, then I went back to X, only to settle on W a few chapters later. I was kept guessing right up to the reveal.
But, what I really enjoyed about the book was the family dynamics. Beth and Lana are frequently at odds, but clearly love one another. And they are both fiercely protective of Jack. I could not help but think back on the often-fraught relationship I had with my own mother. We loved one another but could not live close to one another. And yet, when the need arose, we were there for one another. I still miss her (but wouldn’t want to live together).
The ending of this novel makes me hope for a sequel. I want to know how the Rubicon women navigate the next phase of their journey.… (plus d'informations)