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I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy from the Great Escapes Book Tours. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Treasure Most Deadly by Terry Ambrose is about a young girl and her father trying to solve another crime in their little seaside bed and breakfast.

Will Rick and Marquetta be able to keep Alex away from investigating?


Rick and Alex Atwood


Rick Atwood is the father of this duo, the owner of a bed and breakfast that he inherited. He is also a consultant for the police department when they need him. That only happens when there has been a murder. He has his eleven-year-old daughter to finish raising and to keep out of investigations. At least if he can't keep her on the safe side of them. For Rick and Marquetta, his fiancee, that is a hard thing to do. This newest mystery tests his patience with his daughter but while seeing that she thrives on these investigations. I like Rick because, yes, he is a single father, but he has been doing his best. Instead of trying to squash his daughter's freedom, Richard allows her to help as long as she checks in with him first.

Alex Atwood is the daughter of this duo, and she's a helper at the bed and breakfast. She tries to help as much as she can while she's in school and even more when Alex has something on her mind. Like solving a mystery. Alex is a great kid who is being raised in a kind and loving house. Granted, yes, she gets too involved when there is a mystery or something that she wants to help with. She is learning a lot of great things while in school and with her dad and his fiancee about rushing their wedding. Rick is definitely raising the next Nancy Drew. I like Alex because, sure, she is a kid, but she knows when something isn't right, especially with a guest or someone they're investigating in a mystery. Alex is a spunky young girl.

The Mystery


The mystery here involves two separate ones. The first is who tipped the news outlet about Seaside Cove's own Flynn O'Connor trying to steal the treasure off of this shipwrecked four-hundred-year-old ship that Flynn's been looking for for years? The other one is who did a diver piss off enough to get killed? Those were the questions running through my head as I was reading and trying to figure out who is a red herring and who is the real deal. Okay, I did fall for a red herring, but the one that I kept in the back of my head was involved. Mr. Ambrose did a terrific job of writing this one.
Five Stars

Treasure Most Deadly by Terry Ambrose is another fantastic read by this author. It kept me guessing even though one person just didn't add up, and I just couldn't seem to shake them off my list. I was sort of correct in that aspect, but I still loved reading this one. Mr. Ambrose wrote it so well that I didn't want to put it down. Alex's journal entries crack me up and especially, even more, when she has an idea in her head and won't let it go. Treasure Most Deadly by Terry Ambrose deserves FIVE stars and a big recommendation from me, especially if you love bed and breakfasts that are on an island on the Pacific coast.


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Victim/Toe Tag: Tuck Hall (T)

Beachcomber Weapons: knife

Beachcomber Crime Scene: alley

Detectives: Rick Atwood (R)

Alex Atwood (A)

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