COOKIN' UP MURDER: Explosive Addictive Small Town Psychological Thriller

Thank you NetGalley, publishers, and D.J. Adamson for gifting me a copy of Cookin’ up Murder in return for my honest opinion.2.5/5 starsTuesday is a hot mess, she is always late to everything but when Harley has to go out of town for there detective agency she has to step up and be early for once. The last thing she needs is to find the owner of Mr. Yummy’s, her favorite bakery dead with his head in a vat of hot oil. Can she figure out the clues and figure out what is going on? Will she be able

This all begins with finding the dead body of the donut shop owner. The pace started off slow with the reiteration of Tuesday’s account and the history of the town. I couldn’t really see why the town history had any relevance. Eventually, the characters start talking about the dead and what he was all about (i.e. his children, his grandchildren, his plans for the holidays, etc.)The narrative was quite trivial, although the prose did have that silly wit and relatable faux paus that gave the chara

Cookin’ Up MurderA light cozy mystery with an engaging heroine in Tuesday Weld. Tuesday and Harley Davidson are private investigators in a small Oregon town. On her way to work a few days before Christmas Tuesday finds a body at the donut shop. At first it is thought to be an accident but later ruled a homicide. At first it is thought to be Eric but then told the victim is Sam - identical twin brothers. Add in a missing cousin and a missing cat - Tuesday is quite busy following clues. There are