Customer Reviews
Carly Winter has taken the typical cozy mystery setup and added one crazy element that makes this series adorable. A cute fluffy dog - that talks. Dog rescuer Gina Dunner hit her head and now she can hear he dog Daisy talk to her telepathically. If she told anyone that she can hold conversations with her dog, they would think that she is crazy, so she can't always answer back. Gina is one busy lady. She runs the local dog rescue. is a ghost writer and owns a nail salon. As if she isn't busy enough, she has also managed to establish herself as and amature sleuth and comes running when her friend becomes like a murder suspect. The local sheriff is incompetent and Gina teams up with the Trevor, the very cute deputy, to help gather clues.Carly Winters has created one lovable pup. Gina and Trevor are cute characters, but the dialog with the dog is hysterical. The clues are all there to follow. Although the solution is no big surprise, there are plenty of red herrings to keep both Gina and the reader guessing for a while. The subplot involves a golden retriever wh has been left on gina's porch. The dog is big, destructive and won't obey at all. Golden's are supposed to be smart, but this one seems to be quite stupid. Zeus's antics reminded me of my own golden retriever who was also big, blonde and dumb. I loved the interplay between the two dogs. I received this an electronic review copy of this book, but I can honestly recommend the series to furry cozy and paranormal cozy fans.This one earns four dog treats!
I received an ARC and this is my voluntary review. A fun clean cozy in a great series that jeeps getting better. Lots of action and suspense with a murder, bikers,ex-cons and Gina's dad's murky past. A great fast read that has Daisy( Gina's dog) helping to find a murderer. A good fun read that I found hard to put down and read it in one sitting.
A local restaurant owner turns to Gina for help when she finds her chef's body in the restaurant the morning after they had an argument. Not only was she the person who found him but she was also the last known person to have seen him alive making her doubly suspect of his murder.In this second book of the series, it seems to me that the characters are starting to really come into their own personalities. Relationships are beginning to take shape. I feel I am becoming more interested in the characters and how the stories in this series play out. How can you resist a talking dog?I received an ARC of this book. My review is given voluntarily.
A dead chef is bad for business… and so is being accused of murder.Mystery, suspense, intrigue and so much more fill the pages of this enjoyable and entertaining cozy mystery. The story captures your attention and keeps you engaged as you try to solve the mystery of who dun it before you reach the end.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
This was an enjoyable read. Gina and her talking dog launch out to exonerate a friend of murder. Enjoyed meeting up with some of the Haywood friendsI received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily