Holly Blues


by Susan Wittig Albert


It's Christmas time in Pecan Springs, Texas.  I've become very fond of the colorful residents in this fictional place.  Everything is jolly until McQuaid's ex-wife, Sally, rolls into town.  Sally equals trouble.  Just what is she hiding from now?  Holly Blues begins in Pecan Springs, but McQuaid is off to Omaha, Kansas City and Sally's hometown.  He's looking for clues regarding a ten-year-old double homicide.  Back in Pecan Springs, China and Ruby are sorting through Sally's lies and keeping a lookout for the man Sally says is stalking her.  When there are two suspicious hit and run deaths, all three sleuths are tasked with getting enough information to figure out what happened.  For me, Holly Blues wasn't as good as others in the series.  I actually had the 'bad guy' pegged pretty early, so was a little bored toward the end.

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