Review from The Deadly Real Estate Affair →
Daisy McDare and the Deadly Real Estate Affair (Daisy McDare #4), my fourth read/listen from author K.M. Morgan, although I own sixteen of her books I’d never gotten around to reading one until I read The Deadly Floral Affair. Each book has been better than the one before, a well-written clean cozy mystery. Since I..
My bad, I should have noticed the publisher. Sloppy romance…no actual dog handling. Even with the open ending, I’ll not waste a credit on any more in this series.
This is one of the single funniest series I’ve ever had the pleasure of reading (er, hearing). On more than one occasion I burst out laughing while listening at work. Can’t wait for the rest of the series to be adapted as audiobooks! Absolutely worth your time – read this series, you will NOT regret..
This book is the eighth in the Cozy Corgi series and some questions that have been lingering through the series are finally answered. I’m not going to provide any spoilers, though, so you’ll just have to listen for yourself. Halloween is one of my least favorite times of year, but I might actually enjoy it..
Review from Quarrelsome Quartz →
Fred really does have a knack for finding dead bodies. Estes Park has never seen so much death as since she’s come to town. Under the idyllic and tranquil setting, there are undercurrents, some of which came to the surface in the last book. They’re all but forgotten in this one as Fred embraces the..
Review from Wicked Wildlife →
First, I love this series. So much so, that I’m now re-reading them by listening to them! No matter if you have read them or not, having them read to you will be fun. The characters will be ones you want to get to know, amidst a few murders, with a lovable Corgi, and delicious..
Review from Chaotic Corgis →
I have become a corgi fan through reading this series and this book made me grateful I only have one dog. After Paulie is injured in an attempted murder, Fred finds herself agreeing to care for his two corgis. Add her own Watson and trying to solve a murder and the woman is pretty busy…
Review from Mission to Protect →
The post by kestergayle is a good lesson that one should look up an author before reading a book. The book is not preachy but truthful. Those who are lost often see truth being spoken as preachy and it’s sad. Terri writes wonderful and entertaining books. This is a great read and I recommend it..
Review from Cruel Candy →
Having listened to the second Cozy Corgi Mystery, “Traitorous toys” last year,I decided that it was probably about time that I did a rewind and listened to the first instalment, “Cruel Candy.” I loved it.In fact, I had trouble turning the story off at night in order to go to bed. In terms of the..
Review from Mission to Protect →
I only listened to the first hour or so, but there were frequent references to god, prayer, christianity, and faith in general in that short time. It was fairly heavy-handed, too. I am not religious and don’t enjoy being preached to when reading for pleasure. And it absolutely felt like preaching. Also, I felt that..