One Hundred Names by Cecelia AhernMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Kitty Logan’s career has hit rock bottom – she followed wrong information and falsely accused a popular teacher of wrongdoing on her TV show. Now fired and ashamed, Kitty has to face the fact that her mentor, friend, and head of the famous magazine Etcetera, Constance, is dying from cancer. Upon asking the question of was there a story you wish you’d written but for whatever reason never wrote, Constance tells Kitty to check her files at home under “Names”. After her funeral, Kitty returns to Etcetera and digs through the files, and as a tribute to her late mentor, follows up on a very confusing list of one hundred names. With only two weeks until the magazine goes to print, Kitty must hunker down and find clues.
Warm-hearted, but more down to earth and less magical than her other books, Cecelia Ahern has written another goodie.
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