Deadly Deceptions | 
| Author: Linda Lael Miller
Publisher: HQN Books
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  10 reviews
Sales Rank: 10782
Media: Mass Market Paperback
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 384
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Dimensions (in): 6.5 x 4.2 x 1.1
ISBN: 0373772564
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN: 9780373772568
ASIN: 0373772564
Publication Date: March 1, 2008
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Product Description
Mojo is trying to enjoy her posh new home, but she'd rather be back living over Bad-Ass Bert's Biker Saloon, where life was simpler. Her sexy cop boyfriend can't let go of his past, while her wealthy sister is being blackmailed for secrets in hers. And Mojo's smack in the middle of it all. As the murders pile up, Mojo is starting to uncover secrets that even the dead don't want disturbed.…
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 WONDERFUL!!! April 27, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
WONDERFUL!
If anyone is wishing they had a really good book to read over their summer vacation, DEADLY DECEPTIONS is it! Mojo Sheepshanks is wonderful! In this sequel to DEADLY GAME, Mojo, a PI who sees ghosts, is approached by the ghost of a 7-year-old deaf-mute girl, Gillian. Not knowing sign language, Mojo tries her hardest to solve the murder of this sweet little girl. However, Mojo's brother-in-law ends up dead as well, and she is off trying to solve this murder. When Greer, Mojo's sister becomes a prime suspect in her husband's brutal death, Mojo desperately tries to help in anyway her can. Tucker Darroch, a homicide cop and lover of Mojo, provides support and they find themselves engrossed in more then they can handle. Or have they? Linda Lael Miller has really out did herself in this series of stories. I found myself wishing that the story would go on and on. Don't miss this one for the summer!
 Not as good as Deadly Gamble April 22, 2008
I enjoyed this story, however, not as much as I did Deadly Gamble. Mojo's sister tended to get on my nerves in this story. I did enjoy the developments with Mojo and Tucker as well as the new friends that have "appeared".
Mojo strikes again April 14, 2008
In this book we see the return of Mojo Sheepshanks from Deadly Gamble. Mojo is a PI (sort of) has an obsession with self help books and oh yeah she sees dead people. In this episode of Mojo's life she helps solve the murder of a 7year old girl who's ghost visits her. If that's not enough her sister is suspected of killing her cheating Dr. husband and her on again off again fling with HOT cop Tucker is really on again. This book made me cry and laugh and Mojo is a character that you can't help loving. It's definitely worth the read.
Second in series - looking forward to more! April 9, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Linda Lael Miller has written another great story in the Mojo series. I enjoyed watching Tucker and Mojo's relationship mature, the interaction with his children and ex-wife, and the relationship between the three "sisters". Several questions were answered in this book and with the appearance of Max - we are now led to book number 3.
The mystery was well written, I had a hint of who the killer would be early on...but was still surprised by some of it. I enjoyed seeing Mojo become stronger and making some personal decisions. Over all, this was a very enjoyable read. I look forward to the next one.
Couldn't put down March 30, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
It had been awhile since reading Deadly Gamble, so I had forgotten what it was about or if I even liked it much. However, it didn't take me long to catch up and remember while reading Deadly Deceptions. What impressed me about that fact is it wasn't done with boring recaps or redone flashbacks. It was written so well into the story it was seamless.
This was a fast-paced exciting book. I couldn't put it down. Mojo is a great character. What a great name, too. Mojo Sheepshanks. I had a hard time picturing her in all her sundresses and sandals, though. With a name like that I kept picturing her in jeans, t-shirts, and boots. But, she is a character with depth.
I enjoyed the story premise of The Sixth Sense. She sees dead people. It was great. I only wish she'd gotten the "I love you" from Tucker. I love a romantic declaration. Maybe next book.
This is a series I will keep reading.
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