Review from Traitorous Toys →
This is another good book in this series. Fred (a girl) has to solve another murder to clear her friend Katie. These are good cozy mysteries. There easy to follow and it held my attention. Angie Hickman does a great job narrating this book.
I know I love a book when I laugh out loud multiple times. The actors who performed this book were perfect. This book is more humorous and a little less heavy than some of her later books, which are also excellent, but an awesome romance all the same.
Review from Cruel Candy →
Fred (A girl) moved to Estes Park Colorado where her parents live and is opening a book shop. Fred discovers a dead person. Fred along with Watson her dog has to solve the crime. She makes friends with the sheriff. That made the storyline good. This is a good cozy mystery book. Its easy to..
Review from Valiant Defender →
Finally! The series comes to an end! But I wish it would go on! This story was exciting, nail-biting, heartwarming, and so, so encouraging. I loved the whole series, and this last novel definitely did not disappoint! I can’t wait to see what these authors come up with next!
This is such an exciting series. I can’t stop listening! I love how all these authors have gotten together to share this series. It’s exciting, heartwarming, and very suspenseful. Lynette Eason is one of my favorite authors, but through this series I have been introduced to other great authors. Ok, I have got to get..
Review from Hen Party →
At first I wasn’t sure about listening to this, but once I was able to concentrate on it, I got into the story. This series reminds me of Nancy Drew, same setting, same characters, but different mysteries. This one I was able to grasp the mystery right away, but I needed to finish the story..
Review from The Guy on the Right →
Kate Stewart does not disappoint. This was a fun, relatable, emotional stiry of true love.
Review from The Guy on the Right →
I honestly didn’t have any explanation going in. But I thoroughly enjoyed the book. Can’t wait to start the next.
Review from Chaotic Corgis →
I really don’t like it when a writer writes herself into a corner and has to find a way out after leading the reader into following what is happening. It makes for an awkward and disappointing situation in the story.
I love Kate Stewart and have read/listened to most of her catalog so my expectations are high when it comes to her books and this one was “ehh” at best, although some of this could have been due to the female narrator. I agree with a previous review that mentions the female narrator sounding robotic..