The Gossip (River Glen Book 2) By Nancy Bush

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Every word you whisper In high school, rumors can make or destroy a reputation. A thoughtless nickname can turn each day into a living hell. Gossip is irresistible—and contagious. But sometimes, gossip can kill . . . Every secret you share Mackenzie Laughlin, formerly with Oregon’s River Glen police department, has reluctantly agreed to investigate a local woman’s disappearance. The case reconnects her with Jesse James Taft, a P.I. gifted at getting under Mac’s skin. But when the body is found tangled in river weeds, Mac and Taft realize that the case has changed, from one missing woman to a hunt for a terrifying and relentless killer . . . Could be your last In his old school yearbooks, they were the pretty, popular ones, confident and callous. Back then, they held the power. But now, it’s all his. He’s been waiting to teach them the lessons they should have learned long ago: that gossip and popularity have a price, and it’s time to pay . . .

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Hm. I’ve read both books in this small series. While I liked this story and am amazed at the way some authors can weave a story (as this author does), I was a bit put off by some things. First, what in the H does “spread his hands” mean? This phrase was used at least eight times in this book. Many, many people “spread their hands” as they spoke. There has GOT to be a better way to explain whatever this means in its context. Same with “chewing his lip” also used at least eight times (thanks, Kindle, for your search option). Did some writers workshop somewhere tell writers this was a great description? It’s not. I’ve read that line about “chewing his lips” in other books by other authors. It just seems lazy, overused and lame. Lastly, the overuse of pretentious language. Words like “bonhomie” “recalcitrant” and “unprepossessing” just don’t fit and stand out like a smack.Was the story well written and good? Yes. But the things above landed like flicks to the nose and annoyed me as I read. I read A LOT of these type books, so I may sound nitpicky. I read a lot but only leave reviews when I need to vent, good or bad, about the book. I just couldn’t let the above go unmentioned.

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