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loved it cannot wait for next one. always fun and so addictive. make a long commute fun

The plot for this book is well developed, and the story is very fun. I will continue to listen to the rest of the series.

The story was fun. some of the voices were a little annoying but not enough to really bother me.

I love the fact that in the final chapter it gave you a recipe. Most books they have recipes in them you don’t get them if you listen to the audio version

I loved the book, and I very much enjoyed the narration. Looking forward to more from this dynamic duo.

They should label this LGBTQ on the genres. They definitely wanted to make it known in the story.

I was looking for a new series and this book provided what I was looking for it’s a little bit of happy fluff with a tad bit of detective in it and I’m glad I read it.

There is a lot in here of this author writing about something that they really don’t know about. It seems that there is an agenda to write incorrect or negative attitudes about marijuana. If the author does not like the legalization and use of marijuana they shouldn’t write about it.

I enjoyed the cozy mystery. Entertaining and light hearted. Love to listen to audiobooks that are fun and also keep you going wondering “who done it?!” Excited for the next listen.

Aside from serious revulsion at narrators using little girl voices for adult characters, I’ve come to resent authors who use cute dogs to tempt those of us who are influenced by canine cover art. (Wuf by Kamal Varol, which I read just before this, was ever so much more interesting.) The rule should be “if..

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