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Double Whammy: A Davis Way Crime Caper, Book 1 (Bellissimo Casino Mysteries)

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"Funny and wonderful and human. It gets the Stephanie Plum seal of approval." ~Janet Evanovich Davis Way thinks she’s hit the jackpot when she lands a job as the fifth wheel on an elite security team at the fabulous Bellissimo Resort and Casino in Biloxi, Mississippi. But once there, she runs straight into her ex-ex husband, a rigged slot machine, her evil twin, and a trail of dead bodies. Davis learns the truth and it does not set her free—in fact, it lands her in the pokey. Buried under a mistaken identity, her hot streak runs cold until her landlord Bradley Cole steps in. Make that her landlord, lawyer, and love interest. With his help, Davis must win this high stakes game before her luck runs out. Read more


Publisher ‏ : ‎ ; 2nd edition (June 3, 2021)


Publication date ‏ : ‎ June 3, 2021


Language ‏ : ‎ English


File size ‏ : ‎ 2375 KB


Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited


Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled


Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported


Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled


X-Ray ‏ : ‎ Enabled


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I started this series a few years ago and decided to come back to it. It’s a beautiful addiction because it gets me laughing at the weirdest things. And the audio books, starting with number two and moving on, amazingly well done. My personal preference is that I did not enjoy the narrator of book one as much as the new narrator of the rest of them. But I bought both the ebook and audio. Love the series! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2023 by Penney
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Unemployed former police officer Davis Way is down on her luck when she gets a job too good to be true. Working undercover in a Biloxi casino Davis is given a set of instructions and that’s to figure out how a particular slot machine is won. At first Davis grudgingly takes on the job, but the further she digs the more she finds that some things just don’t make sense. For example, what does her ex-husband have to do with the slot machines? Suddenly Davis finds herself in too deep and when she’s arrested for attempted murder no one believes her story and to make matters worse, there’s questions surrounding her identity. Will Davis be able to prove her innocence before the real culprit skips town? We have good character development. Davis isn’t your typical former police officer; not only does she have a degree in criminal justice but one in computer science. She’s also not one to shy away from a job even if she hates it and she relies on no one except herself. We have a wide array of secondary characters that play a role including the mysterious Bradley Cole. I won’t go into detail regarding his character because I had so much fun meeting him and I want you to experience it. The real treat was Davis’ sister and her family. Narration is first person and at times it is hard to trust Davis as a narrator because she’s all over the place and by that I mean…it’s hard keeping up with her and her thought process. She’s always has one foot ahead of the reader and I really like how Archer set this up because everyone around Davis wonders what Davis is talking about. Like them, we are kept in the dark and it’s a fun and unique experience. If I have one small compliant it’s that we get too much personal history intertwined with the narrative. This can prove problematic in the long run especially new readers coming to the series and having to backtrack for information or the narrative can quickly grow stale with recycled information we already know. While I do appreciate getting to know how Davis became who she is, she spends a good amount of time talking about her ex Eddie that I wish we would have seen more of him. No doubt Archer plans a book dedicated solely to Eddie and perhaps his demise? Or is that wishful thinking? As for the overall mystery we’re left with a few unanswered questions, but that’s okay. I won’t go into detail regarding the plot since I don’t want to spoil anything, but let’s just say I didn’t see that coming even though I had my suspicions. There are also a few relationships that aren’t quite cleared up. Archer just makes a general assessment that so and so were in on it or had a history, but nothing is gone into detail. A little more information would have been nice. Despite a few hiccups, Archer’s DOUBLE WHAMMY was such a delightful read. I can’t wait to read more in the series and of course spend more time with Bradley. If you’re a fan of amateur sleuths, you’ll really enjoy Gretchen Archer’s DOUBLE WHAMMY. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2014 by Jess
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I enjoyed everything about the book except the head scratcher romance between Davis our FMC with a random cool name and Bradley the lawyer she sub leased from. And how the couldn't identify her when she gave them her name, DOB, social, etc. There are several plot holes, (large ones) but it's a random, cute cozy so let most slide. Told from her POV. Standalone. No cliffhanger. HFN as this is a series with ongoing arc. That being said, the book is really entertaining and I loved the little mysteries she helped solve.You just have to accept it's a beach read, not accurate or sometimes even plausible mystery. ******spoilers****** Bradley randomly shows up to prison where she was arrested, because of a note she left on his fridge. She basically invaded his entire life and in her head only, as she never met him, became attached and talked to his picture. She is in prison because she is an idiot. She didn't do what they accused her of. BUT she didn't put anyone who could identify her on her list of visitors. Also, they kept saying her name wasn't real and entered her as Jane Doe. They are cops, lawyers, judge and prison system. Is there a reason running her drivers license and the social security number she gave them didn't produce her freaking picture and name? She spent a month in prison. They said her father had heart attack. How did they know that if she didn't show up in system under him as child. She was also an officer previously. Which means her prints are on file. They had to verify who she was via her father. A man who wasn't available for weeks because he had a heart attack and couldn't be contacted. Her entire family except her dad were complete Jack holes who should never be allowed near children. So she meets Bradley for first time while she's in prison. He doesn't know her. Tries to get her out. Suddenly, with no flirting,chemistry, backstory, NOTHING, they are in a relationship. It was weird and random like most of this book. I rated a three and will read book two, because it was also highly entertaining. I loved the mysteries she was asked to help solve with the hotel, the Casino, etc. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2021 by Cathy P

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