This book is 3rd in the series and can easily be read as a standalone. It had me turning the pages wanting to know what was going to happen. I really connected to the characters through her writing.

Deadly Reunion is a very well written murder mystery. Good plot and character dynamics. Mystery fans will love this book.

This is the third book of a series, but my first to read. I liked Nina and Stephen well enough. I really liked Stephens family that they are visiting. The town was described so well, it made me want to go. Since I have not read any of the other books, I don't understand Nina's hesitation towards her relationship with Stephen. I also thought it weird she refers to her grandmother by her first name. Other than that, this was a pretty good mystery. I really didn't have a clue and was surprised as to who the killer was.

A librarian and her publisher boyfriend travel to Idaho for his school reunion. He's anxious to spend some time with an old friend who runs a flight service. But, that friend is murdered early in the weekend, and the rest of the book focuses on their investigation of the murder. The plot of this book was good-it held my interest and there were several viable suspects. The characters were a bit boring. I did like the closeness that was shown in the boyfriend's sister's family. It was a good model of how families should be. But, overall, I found the main characters just a bit too perfect. They seemed to deal with unexpected events too smoothly, with no internal conflict.

As Nina and Stephen can attest to - attending a reunion can be deadly...

While attending an All Student Class Reunion, Nina comes across a mystery after she hears an argument between two people. One of them is a friend and former classmate of Stephen. When a friend of Stephen ends up passing out at one of the reunion events, Nina is reminded of the argument she overheard,,,

A quick and spellbound read! Highly recommend!!!

Many Thanks to Wild Rose Press, Inc. for this great read.