“Holly Spofford’s final installment of her crime and murder trilogy takes the reader on a trip through the mind of a cunning and ruthless killer so bent on revenge that she eventually loses all rationality. Where this leads makes a thrilling finale to a gripping and interesting look into the mental process of obsession and how it controls and dominates the mind it infects. A thrilling end to this new writer’s first masterpiece.”
-Ed
As a protagonist red-headed Daisy sizzles in Hot Ice, Cold Blood. Fortunately she is surrounded by several friends and a would be lover all of whom work hard at stopping her from burning. The complexity of plot and character development are exciting with just the “right” amount of surprising sadness to make it real. You will enjoy Washington DC as the venue.
-Lou Loughren
This is a wonderful and engaging book for tweens to adults. The characters are well developed and the mystery is exciting to the end. This is a good book for parents and tweens/teens to read together and discuss the different character's perspectives, thoughts, and feelings. I really hope there will be a sequel.
-Kat North
Holly Spofford has created a modern classic. With inspiration from favorites like Nancy Drew and Agatha Christie, this novel immerses the reader into the world of NT and Daisy, two young teenagers trying to solve the murder of NT's great uncle, Clay, on their summer vacation. With the help of a good caddy, Hoot, a secret agent, a police officer, and Clay himself, the kids figure out "whodunnit", 30 years after it happens.
This book is one of my favorites! Holly's writing style is fun and interesting for people of all ages. Her characters are so well described and understood. I enjoyed going through the book and trying to guess all of the details of the murder. I highly recommend this book to everyone!
-anon
The Even Game is available from online retailers or directly from Holly.
It’s been nearly a year since the shootout at Margaux Ford Park that left Victor Sykes and Zeke Dixon dead. Daisy and Nick have moved forward with their lives, adjusting to a new, happy normal—including new jobs, a new home, and plans to get married.
But Rubi Lee, hell-bent on revenge for her brother Zeke’s death, will stop at nothing to ensure that their happily ever after won’t happen. Just as Zeke was ripped from her life, Rubi Lee vows vengeance—an eye for an eye.
As Rubi Lee sets her grand plan in motion, Daisy and Nick must team up with old friends to stop Rubi Lee once and for all. But Rubi Lee, cunning and intelligent, stays one step ahead of Daisy and Nick in this dangerous cat and mouse game, leaving a path of destruction and murder in her wake.
Holly Spofford’s The Even Game, the exciting conclusion to Nick and Daisy’s story, is not to be missed.
Hot Ice, Cold Blood is available from online retailers or directly from Holly.
For Victor Sykes, business is good. His illegal diamond importing business is thriving, and circumstances require that he bring more people to his team. His niece and nephew, Rubi Lee and Zeke, are as dangerous as they are desperate, and they'll follow orders to make sure everything goes right. But when the shipment of diamonds-sewn into the inner lining of a sweatshirt-is mistakenly confiscated, the entire operation is put at risk, along with all its players.
Ever since she moved to the heart of Washington, DC, Daisy's life has been fabulous. She enjoys her new job bartending at the Black LaSalle, gets long with her boss Erin, and reconnects with her childhood friend NT-now called Nick-after a chance encounter. But one cold night when Daisy wears a left-behind sweatshirt home from the bar. she sets in motion a domino effect that leaves some of her friends in danger and others dead.
As Daisy and Nick try to decode the mysterious events plaguing the Black LaSalle, they are thrust into an elaborate heist involving the highest echelons of government-and when they come face to face with the criminals, not everyone will survive.
A Letter for Hoot is available from online retailers or directly from Holly.
The murder of one of Cab Station’s own rocked the residents of the town, but the case soon goes cold and is apparently forgotten for decades. That is, until Nicholas Tucker Tyson—NT, for short—and his friend Daisy learn the identity of the victim. They start their own investigation, adamant that justice must be served.
They track clues and interview people who knew the victim well, only to end up with more questions than answers. Along the way, they befriend Hoot, who unknowingly holds the key to solving the mystery. In between golf practice, basketball challenges, and trips to the ice cream parlor, NT and Daisy relentlessly search for the truth. In the end, their beloved town of Cab Station is rocked once again as deep secrets are finally revealed.
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