Laced (Regan Reilly Series #10)

MY favorite by her!!

This was my favortie one i read by her!! It was great page turner, mystery and suspense that will also make you laugh!!

easy read

I enjoyed this book. It was an easy read, a little predictable. It made you guess, but didn't hold you at the edge of your seat. I liked the writing style and the way the book was structured.

Good Read

Overall I found this to be a good read. I was a bit confused, however, between the two sets of criminal characters. It kept me interested enough, though, to want to keep reading to find out "whodunit". I would recommend this book to a friend.

Great Book

This was my first book of just Carol Higgins Clark. It was an excellent book. I enjoyed it being based in Ireland. I highly recommend this book.

Laced

Now this was a great awesome book, I really enjoyed it and hated it ended. I would and have recommended this to all of my friends, wonderful read.

enjoyable

I really liked this book. I love the Ireland setting and the characters were just too funny. This book is sort of a humorous mystery and I loved it very much. I feel this book is appropriate for everyone really who wants to enjoy a good book.

Light Read

I picked this up because I was looking for something light and humurous with a touch of danger, and this was a good solution to that. The mystery wasn't really a mystery but more of an adventurous chase/ghost story. I would have liked to have seen more of the ghost's involvement and more of Regan and Jack having alone time. I liked the setting a lot. I'll definitely be reading more of the series now.

Picking up speed since Hitched

Carol brings life back to the Regan Reilly series with this new chapter of Regan and Jack's life. A warm, somewhat funny, and lightly suspenseful story of their honeymoon in Ireland.

A QUICK READ & VERY ENJOYABLE

This is a definite must-read. I've read a few of the 'Regan Reilly' mysteries and I've enjoyed them. 'Laced' is definitely the best one yet. Once I started, I couldn't put it down. Don't miss this one.

Delightful

Just married private investigator Regan and NYPD Major Case Squad Chief Detective Jack Reilly leave the Big Apple to honeymoon in Ireland with their prime stay at romantic Hennessey Castle. Near their honeymoon lodgings, they spot an old cemetery and stop to look around the first gravestone they see is marked REILLY. The pair writes it off as an odd coincidence especially since he has family all over the Emerald Isle. They learn that lace-maker May Reilly died in 1822 with one of her delicate lovely items, a tablecloth used for special occasions at the castle. Locals insist May Reilly haunts Hennessey because she never was paid for that beautiful masterpiece. --------------------- Not long afterward, Regan swears she seen a woman on the grounds of the castle, who vanished into thin air in a nanosecond. Almost immediately afterward a fire breaks out followed by the Reilly tablecloth apparently stolen by Jane and John Doe, who ridicule Jack for not recognizing them as jewel thieves he has been after for quite a while. With Regan at his side and his Irish Reilly relatives assisting him, Jack gives chase although he knows he is an ocean away from his jurisdiction.----------------- Readers will enjoy the often amusing honeymoon of Regan and Jack as they engage in a couple of lighthearted mysteries both laced to the tablecloth. The story line is a fast-paced Irish cozy (even if the stars are New Yorkers) as the heroes give chase trying to catch a couple of clever thieves. Fans of the Regan Reilly series will appreciate her mysterious honeymoon as she begins her HITCHED life with Reilly.-------------- Harriet Klausner

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