Intertwined. I hope Matthew Sullivan had as much fun writing his debut novel titled,
Midnight at the Bright Ideas Bookstore, as I had reading it. Skeptical readers who don’t associate mysteries with finely written fiction should consider reading this novel. Protagonist Lydia Smith is a bookstore clerk who receives a legacy from a patron, Joey Molina. Lydia follows the trail that Joey left her as the plot twists and turns making multiple connections between the past and the present. No matter when you solve the mystery during the course of this book, you are likely to enjoy the fine writing, interesting characters and well-constructed plot.
Rating: Five-star (I love it)
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