A Fool and His Honey

by Charlaine Harris

Book Overview

Aurora Teagarden should be used to surprises by now. Yet when a local handyman begins dancing naked in her yard, she's thrown for a loop and suspects it could be a bad omen of unwelcome events to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0425226395
• ISBN13: 9780425226391
• Release Date: February 2009
• Publisher: Berkley Books
• Length: 257 Pages
• Weight: 0.31 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.1" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

A Fool and His Honey

This climax to the relationship between sleuth Roe Teagarden and her new husband, Martin, was as humorous, engrossing and fun as the prior books. It is a testament to the great writing of Charlaine Harris that I was so engrossed in the progression of their relationship that this ending totally shocked and floored me! I can't wait to see what happens next in Charlaine's life! Her writing just gets more suscinct and powerful!

Oh, baby....

Charlaine has done it again...provided me with an evening of pure entertainment. I was worn out with taking care of that baby long before I had to help fend off the killers. Talk about your virtual reality.....!

The best Aurora Teagarden mystery yet!

Charlaine Harris went beyond anything I'd expected in this book. A little darker than the usual cozy, it takes Aurora on a personal journey that truly tests her moxie. The prose is smooth and riveting, and it's impossible to put A FOOL down. Don't go into this expecting "another" anything. It's not a cookie cutter series, folks, and Charlaine Harris is as good as they come.

a fool and his honey are soon parted

This is another great aurora teagarden mystery.Fast paced, and exciting. Beautifully written, scary, with a very comfortable old friends kind of feeling. I feel like I know the charecters and am a very close friend.The end of the story is painfull, in more ways than one.

More substance than usual in an Aurora Teegarden

I had heard before I read this that a recurring character was to meet his end. I was pulling for Aurora finally coming to her senses and divorcing her husband. I don't doubt that there is love and attraction there, but Martin's conscience really isn't up to Roe's standards. Some of the darkness from Harris's other books spills over into this series, which is usually quite frivolous (the previous book had the poorest excuse for a murder I'd ever encountered), and makes for a very satisfying read, and a surprising ending.