Review: Double Whammy - Gretchen Archer

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Are you fans of Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum Series ? Looking for something similar ?
Look no further with Gretchen Archer's new series "Davis Way".
Review: Double Whammy - Book #1 Davis Way Series - May 2013
Davis Way from Pine Apple , yes it's true has had a knack for getting herself into trouble from evil ex-boyfriends though technically its just the one as she's married him twice and then she hasn't had much luck in the job department until now. Davis has landed herself a job working undercover security in a Casino. The job starts off easy until she is told to investigate the Double Whammy machine and find out how a significant somebody is constantly winning the big ones. That somebody turns out though to be none other than her ex-husband Eddie and something very strange is going on as his partner looks alot like Davis in every bit way ? Does Davis have a twin she doesn't know about ? What will happen though when Davis is framed for murder and the only person who can help her solve it is her landlord Bradley Cole ? A fun-paced story that will have you feeling in parts quite sorry for Davis especially the second half of the book. Double Whammy is a story that all fans of the Stephanie Plum series , Lisa Lutz Spellman Files and Marianne Derecourt's Tara Sharp series will love.
 
 
 
 

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  1. Julie GalloJanuary 18, 2013 at 3:12 AM

    Great review! This is on my list of "cannot-wait-to-read" and I am looking forward to getting wrapped up in the mystery!

    Best,
    Julie Gallo
    Editorial Intern
    Henery Press

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  2. UnknownMay 18, 2013 at 3:28 AM

    We did an interview with Gretchen and she's giving away some swag on our blog so be sure to stop by and enter! You can enter here: http://www.morethanareview.com/an-interview-with-gretchen-archer/

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