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A review by heatherj726
See Something by Carol J. Perry
4.0
See Something is the eleventh book in the Witch City Mystery Series by Carol J. Perry. The series is set in Salem, Ma and stars Lee Barrett as the book's main character. Lee works for Salem's WICH-TV station and has take on a new role as the program manager at the station. While walking home from work one evening Lee finds a lady sitting in the commons who has lost her memory. Upon befriending the lady and giving her a safe place to rest, Lee once again finds herself as part of a murder investigation. Lee is also known as a scryer and her visions assisted in aiding in the murder investigation. Along with her police boyfriend, her aunt, their friends, and her "witch's familiar" cat they are able to assist the mysterious woman in regaining her memory and determining the motive behind a local murder.
I really enjoy this series. I live close to the setting of the book and enjoy that Perry accurately describes the area and where places are relative to each other. The only problem I had with this book was that the action wrapped up in about four pages at the end of the book. I wanted so much more in the ending: I wanted to hear more about Lee's romantic dinner, how the tv episode aired and all the details involved in the episode, and more about the programs Lee is now involved in. I also wanted to read more about Lee's visions. It seems as though in the previous books in the series her visions played a bigger role. I would recommend this book to readers who like cozy mysteries, enjoy "who done its", and enjoy animals that are sub-characters.
I really enjoy this series. I live close to the setting of the book and enjoy that Perry accurately describes the area and where places are relative to each other. The only problem I had with this book was that the action wrapped up in about four pages at the end of the book. I wanted so much more in the ending: I wanted to hear more about Lee's romantic dinner, how the tv episode aired and all the details involved in the episode, and more about the programs Lee is now involved in. I also wanted to read more about Lee's visions. It seems as though in the previous books in the series her visions played a bigger role. I would recommend this book to readers who like cozy mysteries, enjoy "who done its", and enjoy animals that are sub-characters.