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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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This is such an entertaining story. The story has multiple female characters with the lead of Poppy Wainwright. The story is so entertaining with so many funny parts causing me to giggle out loud. Of course there are also some very sad parts but that makes the story even better. The narrator Angie Hickman just..

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At times the reading almost seemed computer generated which made it difficult to evaluate how good the story was

I really enjoyed this book, and I intend to continue with the series. The audio version is very good. The narrator did a good job bringing the characters to life. I look forward to hearing the next book in the series

I love a mystery and this kept me wondering who did it all the way through! looking forward to her other books

Love the characters. the storyline kept me guessing. I can usually figure out the culprit but this one fooled me.

Another Sax/Hickman success. Very entertaining and lots of twists and turns. Storytelling and performance are both excellent.