Pleasant Day by Vera Jane Cook Tour Review

Pleasant Day by Vera Jane Cook Tour Review
I received a print copy of Pleasant Day in order to facilitate my review. All opinions are my own. This post also contains affiliate links. This means if you purchase from these links I will receive a small commission based on your purchase.
Author Vera Jane Cook once again shows her talented writing with Pleasant Day. Pleasant Day is a murder mystery with plot twists that will keep you on you wanting more while on the edge of your seat.
When I first heard the title of this book it sounded like a lighthearted read. Come to find out not only is Pleasant Day the name of the main character, she is not a simple character but rather complex. This is one of those books that you think you know exactly what is going to happen next. But instead you are taken in a different direction as the book goes on.
I do not write spoilers when I do a book review. I feel this would negate the whole purpose which is to read the book. What I can tell you is Pleasant Day is a 15-year-old girl who finds out another girl in the neighborhood is found dead. From there you will read along as Pleasant tells the story from her point of view. You will want to keep reading until the end and if you can’t read it in one sitting, you will wish you could.
Thank you, Vera Jane Cook for writing a wonderful murder mystery. I thoroughly enjoyed it and look forward to reading more of your fantastic books!
Publisher: Moonshine Cove Press (February 1, 2015)
Category: Contemporary Fiction/ Women’s Fiction/ Southern Fiction
Tour Date: February-March, 2015
Available in: Print & ebook, 285 Pages
With murder in common friendship is inevitable:
As fifteen year old Pleasant Day struggles with her mother’s distance, her father’s infidelity and the death of her best friend, she draws closer to Clarissa, an older woman with the secrets to heal her. But Clarissa has struggles of her own as she faces betrayal and seeks to come to terms with old wounds. With her unpredictable but psychic ability to ‘read people’ Clarissa uncovers the answers to a deadly crime and to Pleasant’s true identity. In the end, both Pleasant and Clarissa’s worlds are transformed by the truths they’re forced to accept.
Praise for ‘Pleasant Day’ By Vera Jane Cook:
“Absolutely unputdownable, a real page turner. Be prepared to clear your schedule for the day. You’re going to read this one straight through! This is Vera Jane Cook’s best one yet!” –Wall to Wall Books
“A beautiful blend of past and present with loveable, memorable characters and a page turning pace, I was sorry I couldn’t read it in one sitting.” –Jenn Doyle, Books & Life.
“A beautiful piece of southern fiction…a great page turner…this book is filled with delightful characters, charm, warmth, love and last but certainly not least, wonderful humor.”-Arlene Uslander, Editor and writer.
About Vera Jane Cook:
Winner: Eric Hoffer Award for publishing
excellence and the Indie Excellence Award for
notable new fiction!
5 Star Clarion ForeWord Review!
Vera Jane Cook, writer of Award Winning Women’s Fiction, is the author of The Story of Sassy Sweetwater, Lies a River Deep, Where the Wildflowers Grow, Dancing Backward in Paradise and Annabel Horton, Lost Witch of Salem.
Jane, as she is known to family and friends, was born in New York City and grew up amid the eccentricity of her southern and glamorous mother on the Upper West and Upper East Side of Manhattan.
An only child, Jane turned to reading novels at an early age and was deeply influenced by an eclectic group of authors. Some of her favorite authors today are Nelson DeMille, Calib Carr, Wally Lamb, Anne Rice, Sue Monk Kidd, Anita Shreve, Jodi Picoult, Alice Walker and Toni Morrison. Her favorite novels are too long to list but include The Story of Edgar Sawtelle, Cheri and The Last of Cheri, The Picture of Dorian Grey, Wuthering Heights, Look at Me, Dogs of Babel, The Bluest Eye, The Art of Racing in the Rain, Body Surfing, Lolita, The Brothers Karamazov, She’s Come Undone, Tale of Two Cities, etc., etc., etc.,
Vera Jane Cook’s Website: http://www.verajanecook.com/
Vera Jane Cook on Twitter: https://twitter.com/verajanecook
Vera Jane Cook on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vera.j.cook
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