All Comments on 'Another Cold Case and Hot Nights'
by ronde
- 20 Comments
Anonymousabout 1 year agoHow do you keep producing such excellent reads? Could be because you are one fine writer. Thank you.
J6480about 1 year agoVery well thought out and told. Another 5er and looking forward to more cold cases
woodmanoneabout 1 year agoIt takes a good author to lay out a logical plot line and follow it. You do a good job at that. As one other commenter said, "Keep them coming"
Thanks for your hard work.
Woodmanone
Niceguy2000about 1 year agoI understand the plot except for one thing...when they were looking for a blue hatchback they checked the DMV records of several states and got just two hits, One owned by a woman who is still alive, one driven by, but not registered to, Beth Upton.
I could understand if the list of 100+ missing women, two had blue hatchbacks, but you are saying only two blue hatchbacks in that entire region in 1990?
What am I missing?
juan2forkabout 1 year agoIf he listened to the attorney-client conversation, he's a dirtier cop than Upton. You lost me there.
51Woodieabout 1 year agoGreat story, great mystery but I find the use of 'Mister and especially 'Mussus' very distracting as I read. It could even be dropped for a large portion of the story
OnlyInMyMind10 months agoGood example of the genre. Good writing, but listening in on coversation with lawyer? Not worth risking the case failing for such a trivial benefit.
Anonymous9 months agoDisappointing. The author simply denied many plausible theories, over concentrated on the sexual activities of the two MC's and twisted in a lesbian story.
After reading so many excellent Ronde stories I was sorely disappointed.
Was the story believable? Sure, but I still felt it was over-contrived to make it seem so. Not recommended unless unless you read primarily for the sex. I am simply looking for a quality story with mystery and romance.
Anonymous3 months agoVERY hard to believe a former cop, even an arrogant and stupid one, wouldn't have known better than to dispose of the murder weapon.
Anonymous3 months agoWait....he LISTENED IN TO THE SUSPECT'S CONVERSATION WITH HIS LAWYER IN THE INTERVIEW ROOM IN THE POLICE STATION????
No cop would ever do anything this stupid. It could get the whole case tossed, for gross misconduct on the part of the police.
Anonymous3 months agoI guess we can assume Emma's body would be found on Upton's property, which would result in Upton being extradited to stand trial for her murder. But it would have been considerate to have that confirmed in the conclusion.
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