Whiskey and Water

by Nina Wright

She's at it again! In this fourth installment in the Whiskey Mattimoe series, Magnet Springs is in a frenzy over multiple sightings of dead mayor Gil Gruen and the self-induced exile of their resident... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0738712167
• ISBN13: 9780738712161
• Release Date: May 2008
• Publisher: Midnight Ink
• Length: 301 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.2" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Yet another dog!

I love the new doggie that has come into Whiskey's family and only wish she was mother enough to welcome it herself! I figured by the way these stories are going that she would land up with the 11 missing children that seem to be lost the entire book. I mean her house just keeps getting fuller. In this one, Whiskey has rented a house to a mother with 2 kids, but neighbors start complaining about at least 11 children living there. Then the mother is killed, the children missing and Whiskey has her hands full once again. Also she is attracted to yet another guy that her stepdaughter once again steals right out from under her. Oh, well, there's still one left...her ex-husband. The author keeps you guessing on this one and really I don't care about her love life. I only care about those cute and funny dogs and the mystery which is great and will keep you on your toes!

Another Whiskey Misadventure

Hold onto your hats, Whiskey is off and running again; well sort of running, except for the part where she falls asleep and lets Chester and Prince Harry almost drown in a riptide. From the beginning scene through the interesting and puzzling sub plots, to the satisfying ending, I was hooked. Wonderful characters, quirky town of Magnet Springs and cleptomaniac dog; I don't know what more you could ask for! I don't want to give away the story, but if you are looking for a new author with a twist of Janet Evanovich, you are looking for the Whiskey Mattimoe series by Nina Wright. Pull up a beach chair, and enjoy!

Another hilarious romp with Whiskey!

I have enjoyed all the humorous Whiskey mysteries and it's a delight to get to spend time with the delightful characters in Magnet Springs once again.

Funnier than ever! A fast, hilarious read!

If you like laughter with your mystery--and especially if you appreciate well-written dialogue--THIS is the series for you. Wright crafts a compelling mystery, but more to the point, she creates thoroughly delightful characters, both canine and human. Whiskey Mattimoe lands in deep doo-doo but comes out as fresh as a sunny day on Lake Michigan. You'll want to be there for the whole thrilling ride. Read it and laugh till you weep!

Another hit of Whiskey

How to write a fun mystery: Abra the Afghan Assorted canines (Prince Harry the Peemeister, Norman, Velcro) Almost dog, Floozy One harried real estate agent A dash of three hot guys Outrageous supporting characters including a smooth talking realtor, a possible ghostly mayor and one harpy/stepdaughter Mix together in Magnet Springs and viola, instant murder mayhem Whiskey again finds herself in the midst of canine adultery, crime and possible insanity as she accepts a listing from a dotcom millioniare. Chester and Abra steal scenes left and right. Whiskey is "volunteered" to be a unpaid deputy when a woman with 11 kids disappears and winds up dead. The only credible witnesses are Abra and Norman. The dialogue (especially between Whiskey and herself) are hilarious. Visit Magnet Springs again but please don't wear any bling. Abra will mug you for it.