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| North Beach, sun, sand, and turquoise water. |
A Customer
Reviewed in the United
States on October 28, 2019
Format: Kindle Edition Verified
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I totally enjoyed this
book. The story has a nice flow. I liked the two 28-ish single ladies who are
the stars of the story. I liked the restaurant owner with a secret crush on
one of the ladies.
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| Motos are an inexpensive mode of transport |
I liked the “moto” they tooled around the isla on (I had one when I lived in
Europe, ah memories...). I liked Alfredo the crocodile. I liked the pirate
connection. I liked Grandmama. And, I liked the ending in that everything was
wrapped up.
There’s a lot of drinking,
but I guess they’re in a resort area, and that’s what people often do.
I found
their drunken crypt “borrowing” amusing. I could actually envision two people
carrying out things the way these two did.
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| Sparky guarding Mundaca's tomb |
I like that the author date stamps each chapter; it makes it easy to know when and
how fast the story is happening. I really liked a character’s concern about his
armpit odor; that’s reality.
I learned that in Mexico, if a person is arrested, they must remain in jail until they can prove their innocence. Yikes.
(Author's note: the law was recently changed to the adversarial system, similar to the American judicial system. Defendants can now be released until their trial.)
Another thing I liked: Before the story started, the author dedicated the book to her husband.
It was a beautiful dedication and also provided the details one might like to
know.
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| Crocodile, he/she lives at the Mundaca Hacienda |
I really appreciated that she shared it. Also, at the end of the story, the
author discusses some inspiration for parts of the story. I appreciated that,
too.
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