Pretty Girls Get Away With Murder by Brandi Bradley

I wasn’t thrilled with this book.  With that out of the way, I suspect that the people who buy the tabloids at supermarket checkouts, watch soap operas and those who live on social media relationships will probably love it.

The social structure of Kentucky is a major factor in this story. I’m not familiar enough with it to offer an opinion on its authenticity.  Ethan has a glamorous girlfriend, Gabbi, and a minder/mother, Jenna. Their relationship structure is complicated by Ross, Jenna’s boyfriend. 

The plot revolves around Ethan’s murder. The two cops featured have to wade through the murky relationship swamp.  Boggs, the homegrown cop, knows the convoluted small-town operating structure.  Lindy is the out-of-town, looked-down-upon gay cop married to April, a bi-sexual partner with which she is raising a child who was fathered by Jeff, her best friend.  

The complexity of the relationships is readily apparent.

This was not my cup of tea but it probably will appeal to any soap opera fans.  

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