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Sherry | 11/27/2017
" Anne George is the writer I wish to be. I've read all her books and thoroughly enjoy them. I grew up in the neighborhood that are in most of her books. It is great fun to read her descriptions of the area and know exactly the location. Plus I worked at Samford University for 23 years and know the ladies in the genealogy dept of Davis Library. The books are hard to obtain but can be found at second hand stores. I give them to people that need a little laughter and uplifting. "
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Nlangham | 10/17/2016
" I read all of the books in this series years ago. Really enjoying listening to them now. Phimister captures Patricia Anne's voice perfectly. For their genre (cozy murder mystery), I give all the books in this series 5 stars. Maybe it's because I'm southern and can relate to the setting and characters. "
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Mark Macatee | 2/20/2014
" These books just get better each time. "
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Mary | 2/20/2014
" This is a light-hearted mystery with likeable main characters - southern sisters Patricia Ann & Mary Alice get involved in a geneologist murder. Good dialogue. Some humor. I have read other in this series & will read more. "
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Kay | 2/16/2014
" Genealogy plays a big part in this cute little mystery. So of course, it is the favorite of all I've read by Anne George! "
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Pr Latta | 2/11/2014
" Third in the Southern Sisters cozy mystery series - it is helpful to begin with Murder on a Girls Night Out as an introduction to the series and the characters (retired school teacher and her older sister). The characters and the mystery are classic Anne George in their Southern-style humor and well-laid out plot (the breadcrumbs left don't make it a complete surprise). The genealogy twist is nice but the story is beginning to feel dated (DOS computing references may puzzle any younger readers who come across this title and accessibility to Ancestry.com and other modern resources deflate the mystery a bit as well). I'm going to try #4 in audio based on enthusiastic reviews here for the narrator. "
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Dawn | 1/31/2014
" Another good book from Anne George. I really do like this series of books. I will be sad when I read the last book. "
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Wanderer â™” Wanderlust â™” | 1/22/2014
" Audio version. Definitely liking this one better than the first two. The mystery is stronger and the characters are really growing on me. Love the humor between the two sisters and also seeing the other family members progressing through each book. Fun series. Definitely 4 stars "
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Donna Halloran | 1/21/2014
" I enjoyed this. It was my first anne george. The characters were a little superficial. I must admit, though, that I think I know several women who fit this description to a tee... and they all live in Bham. It was fun to read a book with this setting. It made me miss Bham. "
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Laura Alden | 1/13/2014
" The Southern Sisters strike again! Irreverent and funny with a touch of sadness, Anne George's mysteries are satisfying on many levels. "
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Cathy | 1/8/2014
" Cute book! Read for book club and it was entertaining with a fun Southern flavor. "
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Glenda | 1/6/2014
" More fun with Patricia Ann and MAry Alice. This series is funny and I wish I was friends with these two southern ladies,..really. This book is number 3 in the series. I plan to read them all. "
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Kristie J. | 12/24/2013
" Pleasant, easy read. I did like the genealogy part of the story. I hadn't heard that in a murder mystery before. "
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Odetta | 12/5/2013
" I actually didn't think I'd like it, but I did. It's not one I'd listen to again. "
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Joy (Thoughts of Joy) | 10/29/2013
" You can read my thoughts here. "
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Vicky Beltz | 10/26/2013
" A great series, lots of humor. "
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Debbie Howell | 10/25/2013
" This mystery series is one of my guilty pleasures. Silly, obvious, a little too cute--but totally fun. I read them because my secret ambition is to live in Birmingham. "
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Heidi (awesome group member) | 10/9/2013
" Liked this one a lot. "
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Vera | 9/17/2013
" Light, fun and entertaining. Amy - you would like the "southern" flavor - its setting is Birmingham, Alabmama. "
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Linda Lovin | 9/3/2013
" I am from the South and my sisters and I talk just like Sister and Mouse. This series makes me smile. It's the perfect quick read. "
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Pithee | 8/30/2013
" Delightful mystery featuring two quarrelsome but lovable sisters. Read by Ruthann Phimister. "
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Jane | 8/23/2013
" Just love these two sisters. This about betrayal, infidelity, and revenge. The story centers around geneologists and their discoveries. Again the sisterly banter is laugh out loud funny. "
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Nancy Parker | 7/12/2013
" Love the relationship between the southern sisters. "
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Shelley | 6/20/2013
" I read this book when I was in a book club when we lived in Anniston, AL probably 6 years ago. It was a cute book. It was also quite funny. I read a few more of the books by Anne George thereafter. "
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Kae Larsen | 6/14/2013
" This is a cute book, but not a series I would pick up. I think it would be a great book club book for older women. "
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Patty | 1/29/2013
" Still fun--there are a lot of common things, which I won't share. "
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Heidi | 12/22/2012
" I love these crazy ladies, I always wanted a sister to harass and to spend my days with in the manner that these two do. "
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Nomad nimrod | 12/10/2012
" some lines made me laugh . "
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Audry | 11/26/2012
" sexual innuendo, and some mild swearing. Two 60 something sisters happen on a mystery by accident. Apparently, they do that a lot. They are funny and cute. "
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Patty | 11/19/2012
" Good old-fashioned southern chick lit with a bit of a murder going on... perfect fot reading while enjoying the sun... "
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Pam | 7/6/2012
" #3 in the Southern Sisters series. Meg, a genealogist fakes her own death, to cover-up the subsequent murder of her former husband Judge Bobby Haskins & frames fellow family-tree professional Gerogiana Peach. Love the Southern Sisters. "
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