Review from 19 Criminals: A Romantic Comedy Mystery Novel →
Rich in entertaining characters, including a huge lovable mutt, this is a delightful cozy mystery romp with a lead detective who is a former child actress. Well performed narration with a well edited script and distinctly different character voices.
Review from A Composition in Murder →
The sweet and sassy Southern gal just can’t stay out of trouble. She really has the best intentions to keep her family name out of the spot light with her uncle up for re-election and her brother in legal trouble. But, oh Cherry! She just can’t help herself. She finds herself finally with a steady..
Review from Crimes Most Merry and Albright →
That lady gets on my nerves, she does and says the most craziest stuff that gets her in trouble 85% of the time 
A Composition in Murder: A southern Humorous Mystery is the fun 7th book in the Cherry Tucker Mystery series by Larissa Reinhart. This is a fun series with family, friendship, humor, romance and lots of action! The characters are likable and the mystery kept me guessing. Cherry is teaching art classes at Halo House senior..
Review from A Composition in Murder →
This is book seven in the Cherry Tucker Mystery series but can easily be listened to as a standalone. Cherry is an artist is now teaching art at Halo House in Georgia. When Belvia Brakeman, the blind CEO and founder of Meemaw’s Tea comes to Cherry for help believing that her daughter has been murdered,..
Review from Eden →
This audiobook was tragic and disturbing as the deaths of the past are discovered. Evelyn Yates returns to the small town she despised to learn whether the recently discovered body is truly her older sister. As mystery un folds and the secrets are revealed Evelyn remembers the buried memories of her past. This book could..
I honestly gave up on this book about halfway through. Had I not recieved the book for review I probably wouldnt have gone back to it. I’m glad I did though because the last quarter of the book tied it all together well. It wasnt the greatest audio experience I’ve had, however I’d give the..
Review from Hijack in Abstract →
I tend to like small town mysteries because you get to know all the people and there usually aren’t too many extras. This one though just wasn’t my cup of tea. it was enjoyable but the characters didn’t feel all that smart… which is something I need. The narrator did a good job of giving..
This was a fun cozy mystery! I loved the character Cherry and her musings. Cherry’s off to paint a portrait of the winner of a large hog hunt. Expected fun quickly turns bad once a dead body is discovered. Rainy weather and suspicious events add to the unfortunate events occurring. There were lots of interesting..
Review from Death in Perspective →
This is the fifth book in the Cherry Tucker mystery series. Cherry is an artist who is struggling to make a living in her small Southern hometown. With her ex-husband, product of a druken Vegas wedding, living with her; a missing brother; a sister newly wed to the enforcer of the mysterious Max the Bear;..