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Fleeced (Regan Reilly Mysteries, No. 5)
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Author: Carol Higgins Clark
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Fleeced (Regan Reilly Mysteries, No. 5) Description
Binding: Mass Market Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN: 9780743412315
ISBN: 0743412311
Label: Pocket Books
Manufacturer: Pocket Books
Number Of Items: 1
Book Pages: 368
Publication Date: 2002-08-01
Publisher: Pocket Books
Studio: Pocket Books
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN: 9780743412315
ISBN: 0743412311
Label: Pocket Books
Manufacturer: Pocket Books
Number Of Items: 1
Book Pages: 368
Publication Date: 2002-08-01
Publisher: Pocket Books
Studio: Pocket Books
Editorial Review of Fleeced (Regan Reilly Mysteries, No. 5)
Regan Reilly -- the smart, saucy sleuth featured in all of Carol Higgins Clark's bestsellers -- is in New York attending a crime conference organized by her celebrity-author mother...and enjoying time with a new beau, Jack "no relation" Reilly. It's not long before trouble finds her: a family friend, Thomas Pilsner -- the president of the Settlers' Club on Gramercy Park -- desperately needs help. Two Settlers are dead, diamonds they were donating to the flagging club have vanished, and Thomas is rapidly becoming the prime suspect on all counts. As sharp as ever, Regan sets about solving the mystery of the disappearing diamonds and dead donors in order to save Thomas' neck...before the real killer finds him.
Customer Reviews of Fleeced (Regan Reilly Mysteries, No. 5)
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Fun Fun Fun and more Fun
Review: This would make a very funny movie. Every scene in this romp novel was great and easy to visualize. It's been a long time since I was able to be so nicely distracted from life realities. This was my first Carol Higgens Clark read but it won't be the last. Delicious.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: A great book
Review: After two members of the Settlers' Club die of suspicious deaths, the clubs' president asks his friend Regan Riley who is in N.Y. for a crime conference, to help. The dead club members promised to donate valuable diamonds to the club but the diamonds are now missing, the book is great, it keeps you guessing until the very end about who commited the murder(if a murder even was commited).
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: An Actual Crime & The Crime Convention...
Review: A murder mystery, robbery, farcical characters, love story, dynamic sleuth, Regan from L. A. flies to New York to visit family and friends and to attend a 'crime' conference. She gets involved in a real crime when Thomas Pilsner, asks for her help in located some missing diamonds which were anticipated as dowry for the continuation of the Settler's Club. Two of the members had pledged four expensive diamonds but, before they can contribute this largesse, they are victims of suspicious deaths.
Thomas fears that he will lose his position with the almost-defunct club and perhaps be indicted for the murders of these two old men. Lydia and her ex-boyfriend, Burkhardt, appear to be a part of the conspiracy to keep the killer from being found. A couple of "stuff sheep" (Dolly & Bah-Bah) have a bit to do with locating the diamonds for Regan, so that she can discover the real killer and get on with her love-life with suitor, Jack. She has to invite him to accompany her home to California to have any privacy from this erratic group.
At the celebration party, securing the future of the Settler's Club and Mr. Pilsner as continuing President, one of the guests intervened to suggest that she and Jack drive down the Coast (which is something Jeff did while out in LaJolla one summer); "Gorgeous. Just gorgeous. You two should try it..."
Since this book was released, Carol Clark has come out with JINXED & POPPED (both in 2003) and BURNED & HITCHED (both in 2005); I am curious to know whether she married Jack!
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Appropriate Title - FLEECED
Review: I feel like I got fleeced into buying this book and I only paid $1.00 at Half Price Books. I still believe I was taken.
Don't waste your money or especially your time on this garbage.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Laughable
Review: Carol Higgins Clark thrives off her famous mother's name. She completely expolits the well-known "Higgins Clark" to sell her books, which are to say the least, trash.
Review Summary: Fun Fun Fun and more Fun
Review: This would make a very funny movie. Every scene in this romp novel was great and easy to visualize. It's been a long time since I was able to be so nicely distracted from life realities. This was my first Carol Higgens Clark read but it won't be the last. Delicious.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: A great book
Review: After two members of the Settlers' Club die of suspicious deaths, the clubs' president asks his friend Regan Riley who is in N.Y. for a crime conference, to help. The dead club members promised to donate valuable diamonds to the club but the diamonds are now missing, the book is great, it keeps you guessing until the very end about who commited the murder(if a murder even was commited).
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: An Actual Crime & The Crime Convention...
Review: A murder mystery, robbery, farcical characters, love story, dynamic sleuth, Regan from L. A. flies to New York to visit family and friends and to attend a 'crime' conference. She gets involved in a real crime when Thomas Pilsner, asks for her help in located some missing diamonds which were anticipated as dowry for the continuation of the Settler's Club. Two of the members had pledged four expensive diamonds but, before they can contribute this largesse, they are victims of suspicious deaths.
Thomas fears that he will lose his position with the almost-defunct club and perhaps be indicted for the murders of these two old men. Lydia and her ex-boyfriend, Burkhardt, appear to be a part of the conspiracy to keep the killer from being found. A couple of "stuff sheep" (Dolly & Bah-Bah) have a bit to do with locating the diamonds for Regan, so that she can discover the real killer and get on with her love-life with suitor, Jack. She has to invite him to accompany her home to California to have any privacy from this erratic group.
At the celebration party, securing the future of the Settler's Club and Mr. Pilsner as continuing President, one of the guests intervened to suggest that she and Jack drive down the Coast (which is something Jeff did while out in LaJolla one summer); "Gorgeous. Just gorgeous. You two should try it..."
Since this book was released, Carol Clark has come out with JINXED & POPPED (both in 2003) and BURNED & HITCHED (both in 2005); I am curious to know whether she married Jack!
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Appropriate Title - FLEECED
Review: I feel like I got fleeced into buying this book and I only paid $1.00 at Half Price Books. I still believe I was taken.
Don't waste your money or especially your time on this garbage.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Laughable
Review: Carol Higgins Clark thrives off her famous mother's name. She completely expolits the well-known "Higgins Clark" to sell her books, which are to say the least, trash.
Fleeced was a waste of time.. and it was a VERY quick read. The dialogue is dumb and predictable, the characters under-developed and shallow, and the plot is almost non-existent. This book lacked any suspense and was very, VERY slow. One particularly laughable part was when they discovered who the killer was.
"Oh my god!" cried Regan.
"Oh sweet Jesus!" yelled Clara.
Dear Lord, what a ridiculous piece of trash this book was.
Please, Carol. Go back to your acting.. unless you're as good an acress as you are a writer. You will never reach your mother's caliber in writing.