Fruitbasket From Hell review by SNich
Fruitbasket from Hell (Alex Cheradon #1.1) (Alex Cheradon Book Series 1)
by Jason Krumbine
Age Range - 12 and up
Genre - Mystery
Five Star Award

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Age at time of review - 13
Reviewer's Location - Arizona City, AZ, United States
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Alex Cheradon is a private investigator who wants nothing but to actually work as a private investigator. As his luck would have it he barely spends any time investigating and more time trying to avoid the supernatural. On top of the supernatural being after him so is his ex-partner who is trying to kill him. Luckily for Alex his bad luck is about to make him rich.

A genius celebrity comes to him for help to look for his daughter. The catch is that his daughter is a Satanist and she is most likely dead. The only thing that makes him take the case is a check worth one million dollars. Now it is up to Alex to solve this mystery while at the same time he must stay alive long enough to at least spend his million.

Opinion: 

I really did like the book. The author kept a serious but humorous attitude though out the book which kept me reading and focused. The one thing I do think that Jason Krumbine needs to work on it how much detail he gives. I do like detail but he went a little over board. Other then that I enjoyed his tale and I am looking forward to the next book in the series.

 

Rating:
5
Content Rating:

Content rating - nothing offensive
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