Extracurricular Activities
You'd think, now that she's off the hook for murder, Alison Bergeron, an English professor at a private college a stone's throw up the Hudson from Manhattan, would be able to relax---but how can she with a wedding in the works? Alison is happy for her best friend, Max. Really, she is. She loves...
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You'd think, now that she's off the hook for murder, Alison Bergeron, an English professor at a private college a stone's throw up the Hudson from Manhattan, would be able to relax---but how can she with a wedding in the works?
Alison is happy for her best friend, Max. Really, she is. She loves Max, and the guy Max is marrying completely adores her. Even being in the wedding wouldn't be so bad, if it'd keep her from thinking about her off-again relationship with the married NYPD homicide detective Bobby Crawford. However, Bobby's the best man, and that forces them into all kinds of awkward situations, like dancing cheek to cheek and sharing a bottle of champagne.
Then, when Alison's ex turns up dead, she's dragged into another murder investigation. Convinced it's the handiwork of one of her former student's parents, a local Mob boss, and afraid for her life, she turns to Bobby for help, but threatening a Mob boss while he's fulfilling a vendetta may not be the best idea.
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Format: hardcover
ISBN:
9780312355388 (0312355386)
Publish date: 2007-11-27
Publisher: Minotaur Books
Pages no: 304
Edition language: English
Series: Murder 101 Mystery (#2)
Peter Miceli is nuts.I liked this a little more than the first book. I like the POV from Crawford. He and Alison seem good together. I'm glad Max and Wyatt weren't in this book as much. She's sort of obnoxious and annoying and he seems one dimensional.Now that the story arch has been wrapped up, I ...
I picked it up because it was .25 at the used bookstore in town, and I had read the first one, and one night I picked it up and I was surprised that it didn't suck nearly as much as its prequel. Despite odd change-of-perspective moments, I actually sort of enjoyed this one, even though I still conte...