Review: That's Not My Suitcase by Laina Turner

That's Not My Suitcase

by Laina Turner

Publisher: Laina Turner Media

Pages: 125

Format: eARC

Buy the Book: Amazon

Goodreads:  Sterling Towne decided to take a last minute vacation to a sunny paradise to cheer herself up after a divorce. When the airline misplaces her luggage, she thinks it's just a typical airline snafu until she gets her luggage back only to find out it’s not hers. Rather the suitcase belongs to someone who thought it a good idea to transport a gold Buddha statue via commercial airlines. 

Sterling turns the statue into hotel security for safe keeping but then her room is ransacked, and she’s sure there was someone following her in town. Does the owner of the statue think she still has it? But if so, why not just ask? She’s getting nervous, and even her new friend Steve thinks she might be in danger. 

Is she? Or is her imagination just working over time?

Kritters Thoughts:  A short little book that would be perfect to put on an ereader and throw into a bag for a vacation.  I would describe this book as a vacation adventure with a little mystery throw in.  Sterling Towne is still recovering from a divorce and building a business and her friends push her to take a vacation over the holidays and get away.  With lost luggage and interesting happenings with people, this book was just a good romp.  

Although I could predicted the ending before I think I should have, with it being a short book, it was fine that I knew ahead of time, it didn't affect my affection for the book.  I just enjoyed the adventure of it all.  I almost wished I had read this during vacation instead of in winter during the new year.  

This is my second Laina Turner book and again another love of her writing.  I may need to pick a week and binge a few of her books!


Rating: definitely a good read, but can't read two in a row

Ebook 2018 Challenge: 1 out of 100

Disclosure of Material Connection:  I received one copy of this book free of charge from Netgalley.  I was not required to write a positive review in exchange for receipt of the book; rather, the opinions expressed in this review are my own.