Mint and Murder
Mint and Murder
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A dancer is found dead. The killer will go to great lengths to avoid apprehension.
Deputy Jordan Branson is accused of murder in order to cover up a departmental investigation into his questionable behavior. He asks former Hollywood starlet, Sam Jones, to help him find the real killer.
The problem?
Sam isn’t sure she believes in his innocence.
She dives into the case anyway, but unfortunately, all clues lead directly back to Jordan.
Once Jordan’s arrested and proclaims his innocence once again, Sam’s determined to catch the real killer and continues to prod and question the rest of the suspects.
But will she uncover the truth before the real killer gets to her next?
This is a half romantic comedy and a half mystery story. Without difficult words and expressions, maybe suitable for English learners to advance reading skill while enjoying the story itself. Perhaps female readers will enjoy the author's series much more than male readers, I imagine.
I'm going to give it a 5* rating because I had no clue who the killer was the entire time everyone looked guilty.
I'm going to give it a 5* rating because I had no clue who the killer was the entire time everyone looked guilty.
I really enjoyed this cozy murder mystery story audio book. The narrator's voice is easy to listen to and she does well with setting the tone in the different scenes. The story itself is entertaining. Sam's trust issues are sometimes repetitive but are essential in her character development. The whole series is worthwhile to read, all of them a fast enjoyable read.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I really enjoyed this cozy murder mystery story audio book. The narrator's voice is easy to listen to and she does well with setting the tone in the different scenes. The story itself is entertaining. Sam's trust issues are sometimes repetitive but are essential in her character development. The whole series is worthwhile to read, all of them a fast enjoyable read.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.