Getting off on Frank Sinatra takes readers on an amazing ride
I have not read a murder mystery novel in a long time. These books can go either way, they can be really good or quite bad. When I heard of Getting off on Frank Sinatra I was intrigued though. So I decided to give this book a chance. Here is what I thought of this novel.
You can read the plot for Getting off on Frank Sinatra here:
Aspiring journalist Copper Black has just found out that her boyfriend is responsible for his not-quite-ex-wife’s pregnancy. An unexpected house-sitting job at a notorious Las Vegas “party house” should provide not only a pool with a swim-up bar but also much-needed distraction.
While researching a story about an exclusive private school, Copper accidentally discovers the dead body of the school’s beloved founder. Now involved in a high-profile murder investigation, Copper turns to her brother, a civic-minded pastor who is overseeing the construction of a center for the homeless. A Paiute medicine man claims the site is a sacred burial ground, attracting hordes of protesters.
As she tries to solve the murder, help her brother, advance her career, and sort out her love life, Copper stirs up a world of trouble.
I wasn’t that impressed with Getting off on Frank Sinatra at first, but once the story got going it gripped me and never let go. This is a novel that has action, drama, comedy, suspense, a few surprises and paints a colorful tapestry of modern Las Vegas. Copper Black is the perfect main character. I loved that she is a journalist like me, and had similar tastes in what she wanted to write about. She is strong, independent, and yet she has her faults too. If you want to learn more about Getting off on Frank Sinatra click on this website.
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Thank you so much for reading and reviewing Getting off on Frank Sinatra, Jay! I’m so glad you enjoyed it.