Back Cover: PJ Sugar has finally found something she's good at. Now he is trying not to mess it up. Her first official case as a private investigator -- well, technically a P. I's assistant -- is house sitting for a witness in protective custody. No danger involved, assures her boss Jeremy Kane, much to PJ's disappointment.
At least PJ can take the next 10 days to figure out the rest of her life... Especially whether or not she would accept Detective Boone Buckam's marriage proposal. But one break in by a late night prowler is enough to put Boone's request on hold send PJ's sleuthing skills into overdrive. Clearly the witness is hiding something... And it may cost PJ her life.
About The Author: Susan May Warren is the RITA Award-winning author of more than 25 novels. She spent eight years as a missionary in Russia with her husband and four children before returning to Minnesota's North Shore to write full-time. She loves vanilla lattes and hang out with friends, and she's always on the lookout for a great story. Visit her website at www.Susan May Warren. com.
My Take: My favorite genre of books is a good cozy mystery. But, my next favorite would definitely be suspense/P. I. Susan May Warren's Double Trouble is a light-- hearted P.I. mystery starring the one and only PJ Sugar. PJ has come home to Kellogg, Minnesota, after a tumultuous young adulthood and is ready to prove to those around her that she can take care of herself. Unfortunately, the harder she tries to faster she falls. PJ finds herself in one predicament after another. The good thing about this is that there are two men in her life who seem to be there whenever she needs them to rescue her. Her high school boyfriend, Daniel "Boone" Buckham has renewed his love for her and has asked for her hand in marriage. PJ is thrilled, but this does not come without conditions. Boone wants PJ to give up her PI job because he thinks it's too dangerous for her. This is definitely a dilemma for PJ.
Then again, there is Jeremy Kane, her boss. If PJ loves Boone, then why does she care so much about what Jeremy thinks? Why is she trying so hard to show him that she will make a great PI? Does she hold a secret torch for Jeremy that she isn't even aware of? He doesn't seem to feel the same about her - or does he? Which one of these men will catch PJ's heart - or will either one? You will have to read Double Trouble to find out for yourself!!!!!! I would say definitely a four-star read.
Happy Reading!
I've had so much fun with the giveaway for Liz's "Here Burns My Candle" that I've decided to do the same with Susan's book, "Double Trouble." Once again I have read this book, but it looks great! What better way to recycle books than to let someone else enjoy them instead of sitting on my shelf unread! I would love for someone to read about PJ Sugar's antics and be able to laugh for just a while.
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Ends March 31, 2010
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I've never read any of Susan's books but I have a list of hers that I want to. I just can't read fast enough! My favorite genre is almost all Christian fiction, and I especially love a good mystery. I subscribe to your blog through google reader.
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I'm a follower :)
ReplyDeleteI like a lot of different genres. My favorite is probably historical fiction, but my second favorite is mystery!
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I have a list of Susan's books to read. I think I've read one, and love the PI/suspense. Mystery being my favorite.
ReplyDeleteI'm now a follower!
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I'm a follower. :o)
ReplyDeleteYou know, I used to be able to answer the genre question a lot easier ~ but I can't anymore. I read everything from non-fiction to historical to chick-lit to romantic suspense, sci-fi/fantasy and everything in between. I think I really just want great characters that pull me in and make me want to flip the pages. I haven't read any of her books, but I do have some on my dream list. :o)
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I have not read any of Susan's books. I found you through Carman and am now a follower. Love a good mystery book! Thanks for the giveaway!
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I haven't read any of Susan's books but I like a good mystery. A dab of romance doesn't hurt either...love your blog!
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower, and I love Susan's Books, I've read @least 3-5 of them, and I've read Nothing But Trouble (the 1st 1 in the series) and I can't wait to read this one! please enter me!
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I am a new follower. I have not read any of Susans books. I have this title on my to-read list for this year. My favorite genre is Christian Fiction- and I love a good mystery and romance! Please enter me for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
~Jennifer
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I am a new follower. I really want to read this book. The cover has intrigued me. I haven't had the opportunity to read any of Susan's books yet but look forward to doing so. My favorite genre right now is Christian Romantic Suspense. Please enter me in your drawing and thank you so very much for the opportunity.
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Thank you everyone for stopping by. I didn't realize how much fun a giveaway could be. Also, I'm only 7 away from hitting 50 on my followers list. I remember when I only had one and that was me. LOL Be sure and spread the word.
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I am already a follower. I love Susan's books - I've read two of which I cannot think of right now if my life depended upon it!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have her book Double Trouble!
please enter me!
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OH! favorite genre is contemporary christian fiction.
ReplyDeleteI have Nothing but trouble. I'd love to win this book. thanks
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Abi,
ReplyDeleteThere are many days I think that, too. And I wonder like PJ, how much I bring on myself trying so hard. LOL Good luck on the drawing!
Deborah M.
I'm also a fan of cozy mysteries, Deborah, and I also love Susan's books. Thank you for being willing to share your copy.
ReplyDeleteI'm also a follower.
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Looks like a fun read! I am a follower!
ReplyDelete~Lauri
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I have not read any of Susan's books, I love a good thriller with a bit of romance thrown in!
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l_meinhardt@yahoo.com
I am a follower.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've read any of Susan's books, but I've wanted to. I'd love to win this one! I don't really have a favorite genre. I like most of them.
seizethebookblog(at)gmail(dot)com
Carman sent me and I'm a new follower!
ReplyDeleteI haven't read any of Susan's books before. My favorite genre is probably historical fiction!
hsemonick (at) gmail (dot) com
I am a follower. Looks like a great book!!
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I have not read any of Susan's books yet. Nothing But Trouble looks really good. I jump around when it comes to genres. I generally stick to contemporary fiction, YA, or Christian Fiction.
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This book looks like fun. I've been a subscriber for a while through google.
ReplyDeleteI think my favorite genre is women's fiction.
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