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Title	:	Abby Cooper, Psychic Eye (Psychic Eye Mystery #1)
Author	:	Victoria Laurie
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 295 pages
Published	:	December 7th 2004 by Signet
Categories	:	Mystery. Fantasy. Paranormal. Cozy Mystery. Romance. Fiction. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit

Abby Cooper, Psychic Eye (Psychic Eye Mystery #1) Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 295 pages

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While I didn't expect an intense, à la Simenon mystery, I didn't contemplate reading something so chatty, either. For the first one hundred pages, it's just useless talk, talk, talk. About the friend of narrator Abby moving out to California, Abby's dog Eggy, Abby and Eggy having breakfast together, Abby's moody clients. I wonder: Does Victoria Laurie perhaps confuse chatty with witty? While there are entertaining moments, and a murder plot finally emerges, Laurie is neither a Janet Evanovich nor a Mary Higgins Clark. Nor should she be. But should she perhaps aspire to slightly more than whipped cream and a little cherry on top? For underneath all that there is very little substance. Does being entertained necessarily mean plunging into vacuity? Laurie is herself a psychic. I would have hoped then for a more interesting character. Although the reader is being warned on the very first page of Chapter One -probably the best, funniest page of the whole novel, that she is boring like vanilla ice cream. All in all, the book has all the commercial ingredients: a superficial mystery and a predictable love story. Plus, on occasion, a voice that could shine but chooses to glow instead. It's fun fluff to take to the beach. As soon as you will be done, your brain will act like waves on sand and erase it all.

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Original Title:	Abby Cooper: Psychic Eye
ISBN:	0451213637 (ISBN13: 9780451213631)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Psychic Eye Mystery #1
Characters:	Abby Cooper, Dutch Rivers
Setting:	Royal Oak, Michigan(United States)

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I really enjoyed this book. In fact, I think I may have found a replacement for the now horrid Stephanie Plum series. Not that Abby Cooper is anything like Stephanie Plum. But sometimes I need a light mystery with some laughs, and this fits the bill. The characters are pretty likable, but flawed. Like, Abby actually has a bad day and goes off on people for no reason. You know, like a normal person. I appreciated that. And the psychic angle adds a nice little quirk. I really liked the fact that

I picked this up at the bookstore, pulled in by the cover. I am so glad I did! Fast paced, great dialogue and characters so real you might meet them in your neighborhood. I'm a devoted fan for life!

4.5 starsLately, Ive been into cozy mysteries. This is only my second officially, but it really sets the bar high for the genre. Cozy mysteries in general are pretty light and dont have a lot of substance. Despite that, this book was very enjoyable. First off, we have our protagonist, Abby Cooper, who is a complete badass. Shes snarky, funny, and definitely a strong character throughout. Shes also a psychic, which gives the mystery an unique twist. But Abby also has her flaws; shes pretty nosy

Abby Cooper frequently has an intuition of what's going to happen to people. So Abby's absolutely astonished that she doesn't get even the slightest hint of the murder that happens to one of her clients.Then as luck would have it, the sexy detective in charge of the case, Dutch Rivers, happens to be a man Abby went on a date with.When Abby tries to give Dutch info that may help the case he chalks up her "abilities" as fraudulent.Infact, the police believe she's a suspect. Realizing no one is

I picked this book hoping for a quirky cozy mystery but ended up in romantic suspense hell.Abby Cooper is a psychic intuitive that can call on her spirit guides for advice and wisdom. She uses her ability to run a successful business advising people on everything from cheating lovers to financial matters. I like the general idea of a psychic but man, she was spot on all the time. Any little tidbit Abby spit out would be verified sooner or later, allowing her an "I told you so" smile. In this

***Please see comments before reading review. Recently read this for my local PNR&UF book club group. I had mixed feelings throughout. There were a few spots that I felt the author was trying to go out of her way not to be racist but it ended up sounding like she was. So not sure how I feel about that. I skimmed a good portion of this book due to information overload. Most of it was not necessary to the story. I enjoyed Abby most times but her vague intuition was a bit annoying. I would have

My love of cozy mysteries has no end. Most of the books I read are actually very good (or Ive been very lucky) and I just finished another good one today. One of the books in this series was set to be discussed at one of my groups and my friend Leya was so nice she sent me a copy of this one I couldnt find anywhere.In the Royal Oak suburb of Detroit, thirtysomething Abby Cooper lives a life thats kind of like vanilla ice creamgood enough, but a little bland. Her work as a P.Ipsychic intuitivecan