A Hasty Grave by Jessie McAlan

A Hasty Grave by Jessie McAlan
Publisher: Self-Published
Genre: Contemporary, Mystery/Suspense
Length: Full (155 pgs)
Rated: 4 stars
Review by Rose

Finding a large hole on one’s property is one thing; finding a body in it the following day is quite another.

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Add to this mix the old Finley-Tennet feud and an elderly Finley’s nebulous recollection of James/Younger outlaw days. Does she have the clue to the cache’s location?

When a second death pushes Rona and Johnny into a deadly game of hide-and-seek with the killer, she learns—nearly too late–just how deeply Johnny still loves her.

After reviewing Book One of the series, I was excited when I was offered the chance to read this and I was not disappointed. Even though it’s the second in a series, I believe people could pick this book up and read it with no problems. Ms. McAlan did a good job explaining what happened in the first book without it being a huge info dump.

I absolutely love the main characters, Rona and Johnny, and their banter back and forth makes me smile. Ms. McAlan does a wonderful job of creating three dimensional characters – not only the main ones, but the people in the town as well.

The mystery itself was well played out, with great clues and action. I love codes and cyphers, so this particular book was right up my alley. I also loved all the historical references in the book. I’m looking forward to book three! Thanks, Ms. McAlan! 4 stars.