Death By Honey Noon Character Analysis

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The book I've read, "Death by Honeymoon", is the first book of a very compelling mystery series. "Death By Honeymoon" involves the main character, Cindy. Cindy is a woman who is impacted greatly by her husband, Clint, murder which occurred on their honeymoon but no one seems to believe he was murdered except for Cindy. Although no one believes Cindy, she continues to investigate the murder and will come across some interesting clues which keep us the reader, intrigued.

When her husband was murdered, we see her personality show through this traumatic experience. She tends to stick by her sister, Ann’s, side and is reluctant to see anyone else. She does not want to believe that her own husband is dead. She continues to bicker with her sister

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