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I’ve been looking for more cozy mysteries as a palate cleanser between some of the darker thrillers and true crime audiobooks and this looked like it would fit. Overall I would say it was a little heavy on the cozy (almost cringe at times) and light on the mystery. Narrator’s performance was ok but by..

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it would be more believable is she were a valley girl and just deliberately “ditzifying” herself. I have to decide whether it’s even with it to finish the last hour and a half of this book. The mc has no redeeming quantities other than she’s “nice”. That might not be so bad in an actual..

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I expected something a little more mature. This book is more for late teens. A tree as the father– that was a bit too silly for me. Sadly, I didn’t finish the book.

Since you can listen to audiobooks no matter what you are doing, you can save time. I’ve always liked the “dummies” and “idiots” books. This one does not disappoint. I can listen to refresh my canning technique and make sure I am still doing it correctly. If you want to start canning, this is a..

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A perfect winter read. Warm and cozy. Who doesn’t love a Corgi? Would recommend to any weary reader. ❤️

kept you guessing and full of mystery and action! love story without being mushy

Glad they brought Bransen back. I am intrigued about the information on Leo he gave to Fred. I’m kinda rooting for Fred and Bransen to get together.

I love all the characters and their interactions. I absolutely enjoy Watson and Fred’s relationship.

Apparently Justin is still appearing to try to catch Boyd as in prior books. Should be a short story this time: Boyd isolates himself with a single hostage and no other leverage. Justin’s MPs keep Boyd surrounded and wear him down with negotiations just like every other kidnapping we’ve ever heard of. But no!! Justin..

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it had a good plot and a few twist – thank goodness that this was clean language and story