BKFUNNEL/ I DON'T RECALL BY JUBILEE JONES

 

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Based on a 3 part story 

MY REVIEW- 4 STARS/ TITLED- CHARMING NOVELLA   

 To start off with, that beautiful cover of this eBook caused me to stop and read the book information. Then I just HAD to read it. I wasn't disappointed.

 Douglas Graham the lawyer,  and Monica Wells are the main characters who grabbed my attention. Even Douglas has his daughter, Joan show up in the story to add a bit of drama. 

Darvin Wells is Monica's son who is in desperate need of a lawyer but just keeps telling the police, "I don't recall." Dumb kid, but smarter mother.  With more skills than anyone ever expected ! I loved that and how everything worked together so well in the story. With humor, cleverness, tenderness and some confrontation, twists and hopefully vindications. I enjoyed this book and loved that phrase, I don't recall and how it was used in the story. Very clever.  I hope to read more by this author.