Book Review- A Hard Day for a Hangover A Novel (Sunshine Vicram Series, 3) by Darynda Jones

   

Mystery & Thrillers 

 Some people greet the day with open arms. Sheriff Sunshine Vicram would rather give it a hearty shove and get back into bed, because there’s just too much going on right now. There’s a series of women going missing, and Sunny feels powerless to stop it. There’s her persistent and awesomely-rebellious daughter Auri, who’s out to singlehandedly become Del Sol’s youngest and fiercest investigator. And then there’s drama with Levi Ravinder—the guy she’s loved and lusted after for years. The guy who might just be her one and only. The guy who comes from a family of disingenuous vipers looking to oust him—and Sunshine—for good.

Like we said, the new day can take a hike.

The blockbuster conclusion to the bestselling Sunshine Vicram trilogy, A Hard Day for a Hangover will have readers laughing and cheering to the very last page.

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4 STARS

I've pretty much read all the books in this series but if a new reader starts here, it should be pretty easy to follow. And what great characters are in it.  There is NO one quite like Sunshine.  Well, that might not be 100% true.  Because Sunshine's daughter Auri is more like her mother than you'd think.  Almost like a "Sunshine" in training. It seemed like Auri featured more in this story. She's smart and knows how to work a situation even if she doesn't win every time.  She also has "the nose" for digging deeper into mysteries even dangerous ones. She also makes some new friends (and enemies).  Cruz is some one on the Friend List.  

Quincy is Sunshine's deputy and best friend, who has her back but is also unafraid to call her on stuff.

Levi, the one that Sunshine has been in love with since forever also has some truths revealed.  I was happy to see that happen.  Although I enjoyed the humor, and the funny signs outside of the businesses this wasn't my favorite of the series.  But don't get me wrong, it still had a lot of points in it's favor.

 

 “I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.”

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