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    Pushing Up Bluebonnets
    Pushing Up Bluebonnets
    Pushing Up Bluebonnets
    Audiobook11 hours

    Pushing Up Bluebonnets

    Written by Leann Sweeney

    Narrated by Danielle Ferland

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    About this audiobook

    Leann Sweeney's Yellow Rose Mysteries follow the adventures of Abby Rose, the privileged daughter of a software magnate who became a private investigator when she found out she was illegally adopted. Her latest case is a mystery woman, rescued from a car crash but badly mangled and in a coma. The only clue police found at the scene was one of Abby's business cards.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books, Inc.
    Release dateSep 26, 2008
    ISBN9781436183925
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      For the first 3/4ths of this book, it was probably my favorite of the series. It seemed to have a maturity beyond that of the earlier books.And then I got to the end. And it made no sense. So I went back and listened to the end again.My confusion is mostly my fault. When the large number of minor characters were introduced early on, some of them failed to make a significant impression. A key character was in this set. And then I spaced out at the wrong time.So, my fault. But only mostly!Anyway, I still love Abby & Jeff. I like the character continuity from the last book. It is still a good read, and I'd recommend it. Just keep track of those minor characters.