Elementary, My Dear Watkins is, in my opinion, the best in the series. Excellent tension maintained throughout. I liked the characters, the story line, and the resolution, somewhat, of the problems between Jo and her parents and her former fiancee. I highly recommend this book to readers.
--Lonnie Cruse
This is a satisfying and comfortable ending to the Smart Chick Mystery series. The mystery is unrelated to the ones in the first two books. It's well done and unexpected.
--Vicki Crom
A smart chick knows a great read when she sees one! Mindy Starns Clark's Elementary, My Dear Watkins takes the reader on a fast-paced, yet insightful expedition into murder, intrigue and the most mysterious of all adventures--family. Fans of Mindy's The Trouble with Tulip and Blind Dates Can Be Murder will find a satisfying, page-turning, edge-of-the-seat read. You might even pick up a few household hints!
--Terri Gillespie
Jo Tulip has a smart-chick knack for clever household tips--and a considerably more dangerous knack for bumping into murder. Will it be her own this time? Here's another household tip: read this book for fun, mystery, adventure and romance!
--Lorena McCourtney, author of the Ivy Malone Mysteries series
I've just finished devouring Mindy Starns Clark's latest release, Elementary, My Dear Watkins. I loved the characters, delighted in the story, and learned some things as I read. Mindy is a polished writer who exceeds my expectations with each new book. Bring on more!
--Hannah Alexander, author of Grave Risk and Death Benefits
Since this is the final book of the A Smart Chick Mystery series, a lot is covered to reach the conclusion. As in previous volumes, the story flows with assorted twists, adventure and religion. Faith and ingenuity combine to solve the questions of who is trying to kill Jo and why, do Jo and Danny finally get together, and does he fulfill his professional dreams. Read on and find out.
--Theodore Feit
