Review from A Branch Too Far →
Once again Verity’s life goes off the rails. She’s out doing one simple errand for her friend Emmie when she had a small run in with Lucy. It always seems that Lucy loves to aggravate people and today it’s Verity’s turn. Unfortunately not too many hours later Lucy’s body is found at the bottom of..
Review from A Branch Too Far →
cozy-mystery, amateur-sleuth Wonderful cozy mystery guaranteed to occupy your entire afternoon. Great characters and situations, suspense and good humor. I loved it! I always enjoy Petrea Burchard’s interpretive narrations!
Review from Digging Up Trouble →
Verity has only been in her aunt’s home town for 6 weeks and once again she’s in the middle of trouble . For a woman who was ensconced in her apartment for two years after the death if her husband , she seems to be getting into the swing of trouble with a side of..
Review from A Branch Too Far →
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request, and have voluntarily left this review. Verity has an knack for solving murders and finding trouble. When a member of her book club is murdered and her best friend’s mother is a suspect, she can’t say no when asked to help. This fast moving..
Review from A Branch Too Far →
A Branch Too Far is an entertaining cozy mystery with an interesting and well written plot. I didn’t see the ending coming. I look forward to the next book. I received this book for free in exchange for an unbiased review.
Review from A Branch Too Far →
Rickie Blair has crafted another great addition to the Leafy Hollow Mysteries series. It’s full of all the humor of previous installments. Petrea Burchard, as always gave a wonderful performance. I look forward to the next in series.
Review from Muddy Waters →
Muddy Waters is a fun cozy mystery with a bit of a spy story built in as well. This is the fourth book in the series, and every one is a blast. The narrator fits the books and does a terrific job bringing the story to life. I received a complimentary copy of this audiobook…
Review from From Garden to Grave →
Rickie Blair’s first book in the Leafy Hollow Mysteries was very enjoyable. The characters were nicely described as well as the different locations. This book left me wanting to get to know the characters even more, and wondering what me mischief Verity Hawkes could get he self into. Petrea Burchard gave an excellent performance as..
Review from A Branch Too Far →
A Branch to Far is a fun cozy mystery that is the third book in the series. Having read the previous two books, the characters feel like friends now, and I truly enjoyed sharing another mystery with them. I’m looking forward to the next book! The narrator brings the story to life with her animated..
Review from Digging Up Trouble →
situational-humor, verbal-humor, friendship, cosy-mystery, murder-investigation, law-enforcement, amateur-sleuth, Canada I loved it! Verity is a young widow with a lot of emotional baggage and has been transplanted from the West Coast of Canada to the Falls area near the US border. She has a house that has some strange secrets, a missing aunt, a few good..