I enjoyed the quotes from Louisa May Alcott and Little Women that were scattered throughout the book. I think Frederick did a good job of incorporating Little Women into her plot while keeping her own story line.

Best book to read ever!!!

I loved this book and this Author. First book I purchased with my own money at Barnes& Nobles, I've read it twice!!

The more I read the more i needed to know! The ending was shocking, I was trying to put the pieces together and then boom!

Good read, makes you think!!

Frieda McFadden has become one my favorite authors. It starts out letting the reader know that someone has been murdered and that someone is burying the body. In this page turner, I kept switching my guesses between who I thought the murderer was and who was the victim. The twist at the end had me reading well past midnight to discover I was wrong about both! Karma definitely prevailed!

This book kept me turning pages late into the night. Miles wrote a beautiful historical fiction book about racial history in America.

“The Price of Innocence” is the sixth (of seven) in Lisa Black’s Theresa MacLean series, all of which have been enjoyable, easy reads. Theresa is a forensic analyst in the Cleveland Medical Examiner’s office, and often works hand-in-hand with her cousin, Frank, a Cleveland Police detective. In this episode, Theresa faces many challenges, including being present when a police officer is killed during an investigation, being poisoned by an unknown source and dealing with a budding romantic relationship with a man whose past is not 100% solid. I have also enjoyed Black’s Maggie Gardiner / Jack Renner (six books) and Ellie Carr / Rachael Davies (three books so far) series. As is generally true with series work, it is best to start at the beginning.

I love it so much! It's funny, it has good lessons in it, and it's a book I can read over and over again.

Great book