Here are some of my favorite reviews. Mostly the good ones, and the hilarious ones. Would you like to see your review spotlighted here? Or a photo of you reading one of my books? Send it to me at lisemcc at gmail dot com!
Tour reviews of LOST IN LAVENDER from France Book Tours! Love you, bloggers
The Bennett Sisters Mysteries Vol 1-4 (Bennett Sisters Mysteries boxsets series Book 6)
Excellent author and story teller.
January 17, 2021
Found her stories hard to put down. They were so human,suspenseful and darn write good. The sisters become your sisters and their experience become yours. The authors description of person places and circumstances are so real you feel them. A great author and book set would recommend
Lost in Lavender: a Bennett Sisters Mystery (Bennett Sisters Mysteries)
N. Kay Stern
Magic of Provence and a Murder
January 6, 2021
Format : Paperback
Being an avid reader of the Bennett Sisters series, I truly enjoyed this adventure. Elise gets her story this facing major life changing choices…career, place in the family, love life, and acceptance of her adult self. The plot moves steadily, with the usual Bennett sister dramas interjections, through the lavender fields of Provence.
PLAN X (Rory Tate Thrillers) This is genuinely one I couldn’t stop reading. Took it to bed last night and didn’t get any sleep, I just had to keep reading. The main characters were brilliantly fleshed out and believable and the story just flowed. Quite a lot of investigative work with some conspiracy thrown in. A masterpiece.
I love books where the action happens in foreign countries and which describe the characters/peculiarities of the inhabitants. Lise Mclendon does this extremely well in both her books of the Dordogne/France. The book is a page turner and it’s hard to put down. I can really recommend both of her books (Blackbird fly and the Girl in the Empty Dress).
A Fun & Exciting Read November 25, 2014 By Tom O. Powell
This review is from: Jump Cut (Kindle Edition)
I could really give this story four-and-a-half stars, I enjoyed it so much. “Why?” you may ask. Well I’ll tell you.
I loved Mimi and her out-of-control life, though I’ll admit it did get depressing when EVERYTHING seemed to go wrong for her. I actually wanted to smack the younger, “hotter” girl reporter for what she did to Mimi, but she got what was coming to her. Served her right, too. Same with her scum ex-husband. I also liked Shad, the cop, and I was dying to know who was setting him up and how he’d get out of it. Mimi’s family was weird but funny and I liked all of them. Except her dad, who was a total loser, but he did do something good in the end. (Call me weird but I thought it was great when Maddie sang that song at the funeral – it just seemed fitting. Makes me want to use it for my own funeral!)
In conclusion, I do recommend this book. It seems to jump around sometimes (hence the title) but don’t give up cause it all comes together at the end. I thought it was a fun and exciting read. You should try it.
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What song did Maddie sing at the funeral? Brownie points!
This review is from: The Girl in the Empty Dress (Bennett Sisters Book 2) (Kindle Edition)
While this is Book 2 of the Bennett Sisters books, it can stand alone. I enjoyed the interaction between the five sisters & their added friend on their vacation to France. This book is rife with tension. It’s ripe with romance. It’s about discovering which relationships matter. Cheese & wine tasting take up a lot of their time. Throw in a stolen dog, a stolen car, a disappearing sixth wheel, a kidnapped sister & priest & the action is non-stop.
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One O’Clock Jump-Keeps you Jumpin., September 21, 2012
This review is from: One O’clock Jump: a swing town mystery for the young at heart (Dorie Lennox Mystery Series Book 1) (Kindle Edition)
I have enjoyed this book immensley and look forward to more in this series. The forties era and the hard-nosed gumshoe feel to this book is very fun and to have such a strong heroine for a lead character instead of an inspid weak female makes me smile. Those gutsy women of the forties, those Rosie the Riveter strong females who took up the work force and made America strong are worth smiling over…Read the book!
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There are all sorts of weirdo reviews of Blue Wolf over at Barnesandnoble.com. Apparently the “wolf” in the title attracts things that troll in the night. This one is real though. Forewarned! F bombs!
✩✩ no1likesme Posted August 22, 2014
very confusing and verbally explicit
I found this book to be highly confusing. According to the B&N review it is in line with Nevada Barr. No way. The beginning wasn’t too bad but then toward the end the women started using the most awful language…and I don’t mean s–t, d–n, hell etc. Words that I didn’t think a woman would use. I am not a prude but is this really necessary? This is the first McClendon I have read but it will be my last. Marianne
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Also about Blue Wolf on BN.com — thank you, Anonymous!
Exciting, fun, informative
Anonymous
Anyone who loves the west, mountains, wolves, mystery, this is the book for them. I loved it…all irrelevant reviews aside.
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Also from BN.com
A Bennett Sisters novella
bdlllcarroll Posted December 21, 2014
OOH-LA-LA I Need Wine This Christmas!
Following on the heels of The Girl in the Empty Dress that was set in Paris, Give Him the Ooh la la finds the Bennett sisters in New York City mere days before Christmas to throw an engagement party for their sister Annie, and to enjoy the holidays. As they are getting ready for the engagement party to begin Pascal surprises Merle by flying in from France. Is Pascal there to woo Merle or work? Relatives, a drag queen, wine, espionage and holiday fun all combine to make this a Christmas to remember.
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Here are some of my favorite reviews. Mostly the good ones, and the hilarious ones. Would you like to see your review spotlighted here? Or a photo of you reading one of my books? Send it to me at lisemcc at gmail dot com!
N. Kay Stern
A Fun & Exciting Read November 25, 2014 By Tom O. Powell
The action is non-stop., March 19, 2015
✩✩ no1likesme Posted August 22, 2014