Fake it to the Limit: A Mistaken Identity Cozy Romance (Free First in Castle Cove Mystery Series)

Name: Fake it to the Limit: A Mistaken Identity Cozy Romance (Free First in Castle Cove Mystery Series)
Rating: 4.65217399597168 (46 reviews)

Mary Frame

Castle Cove Mystery Book 1 · Mary Frame

4.7

46 reviews

Ebook

200

Pages

Eligible

About this ebook

When the local authorities ask Ruby Simpson to help them find a thief in the small town of Castle Cove, she doesn’t have much of a choice. She predicted the most recent theft, and the cops have no other leads.

There are just two small problems.

One, she’s not psychic.

Two, she’s not Ruby Simpson.

Okay, maybe they’re not small problems. But Charlotte needs a place to lay low with her younger sister, somewhere her parents won’t find her and the locals won’t ask too many questions. Getting involved with the cops, especially Deputy Jared, isn’t a smart thing for a reformed con artist to do. But Charlotte has to make a choice: raise her little sister on the right side of the law or put food on the table.

What the real Ruby doesn’t see in her crystal ball won’t hurt her, right?

BOOK ONE IN A THREE PART SERIES--THIS IS NOT A STAND-ALONE NOVEL!

keywords: mistaken identity, small town cozy mystery, romance, sisters, cliffhanger, cozy series, quirky characters, women friendships

Ratings and reviews

4.7

46 reviews

sakrishnan S A Krishnan

August 14, 2020

Enjoyably mystery comedy. All Charlotte wanted to do in her life was to start afresh. She was trying to give her sister Paige a normal childhood and hide away from her con artist parents. Just that things never go as she had planned. When the money position goes really bad, Charlotte has to pretend to be Ruby Simpson, the psychic. Worse, Charlotte’s psychic predictions come true. The story was thoroughly enjoyable with enough humour sprinkled all over as we see how Charlotte handles the situations. Loved the cosy mystery/comedy.

2 people found this review helpful

Alison Robinson

March 31, 2018

Charlotte and her sister Paige are running from their con-artist parents. When they find a rent-free place in Castle Cove looking after a new-age shop for Ruby Simpson while she goes on a retreat with the Dalai Llama. Desperately trying to go straight Charlotte soon finds herself embroiled in small town life and impersonating Ruby as the local psychic. When Charlotte's vague prediction comes true she is suddenly consultant to the local police and investigating a mugging. This was just lovely. Ex-con trying to go straight, small town, cute cop - what's not to love. Only downside? This is really not a standalone.

12 people found this review helpful

Hope Ford

December 29, 2018

Good read

3 people found this review helpful

About the author

Mary Frame is a full time mother and wife with a full time job. She has no idea how she manages to write novels, except that it involves copious amounts of wine. She doesn't enjoy writing about herself in third person, but she does enjoy reading, writing, dancing, and damaging the ear drums of her co-workers when she randomly decides to sing to them.

She lives in Reno, Nevada with her husband, two children and a border collie named Stella.

She LOVES hearing from readers and will not only respond but likely begin stalking them while tossing out hearts and flowers and rainbows! If that doesn't creep you out, e-mail her at: maryframeauthor@gmail.com

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