Tuesday, April 30, 2024

The Busy Body

The Busy Body by Kemper Donovan, 332 pages

When former Senator and independent presidential candidate Dorothy Gibson invites her ghostwriter to live with her in Maine as they collaborate on a memoir, the ghostwriter jumps at the chance — it is a dream assignment, after all. But before they know it, the pair is dragged into the murder investigation of a woman who was renting the neighboring Crystal Palace, a huge all-glass residence surrounded by the wilds of Maine.

This was an OK whodunnit. I enjoyed the narration by the ghostwriter (whose name I cannot remember for the life of me) and the character of Dorothy Gibson, but everything else was just kinda there. Nothing horrible, nothing fantastic. Like I said, it was OK.

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