Series: Bluebell Knopps #1
Pages: 72
Format: eBook
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As a reader with a penchant for mystery novels, I approached "Locked Room Murder" by Nancy McGovern with high hopes, only to find myself sorely disappointed by its lackluster execution and predictable plot.
From the outset, the premise of a murder committed in a locked room seemed promising, but any sense of intrigue quickly evaporated as the story unfolded.
Furthermore, the mix of genres caused issues with the book. Character development can suffer when a book lacks a clear genre focus. Consider whether the characters feel underdeveloped or inconsistently portrayed due to the narrative's genre ambiguity.
About Nancy McGovern
I’m a mother, wife, homemaker, pet lover, teacher, student, reader, writer, drinker of tea & wine (depending on the time of day) and sleep-deprived dreamer. I live in Northern New Jersey with my husband (a veterinarian and writer), our three children and too many furred & feathered friends to list!