I think I liked the first one better, though this one was good. The premise, and series name, sound more twee and cutesy than the stories themselves are, though it's definitely cozy fare. Kay is an agent to animals used in the entertainment industry, mostly because she's from an acting family, lov...
"Is my husband having an affair with a dead woman?" That doesn't seem to be the kind of question that Samuel and Ms. Washburn would tackle as Questions Answered. They typically take on things that require esoteric research, problem solving, and occasionally something that takes some investigation th...
I've only read one other E.J. Copperman series, centering around a haunted guesthouse. It was good, but the characters always felt a little stiff and awkward. This first book in a new series, centered around a animal talent agent in New York, hit me like the author's attempt at over-correction. T...
I picked this up from audible during a 2-for-1 sale because I thought it sounded interesting, and also because I it would work on a couple different bingo squares. I am so glad I did. I ended up thoroughly enjoying it, though it did take awhile to really get going. Alison Kerby buys an old house...
So after reading #3 in this series, The Question of the Felonious Friend last year, I was going to read the first two before the next one came out but you know what they say about the The best-laid schemes o' mice an 'men, right? Gang aft agley . . . So, here it is, a few months later and the next b...
So, I don't like coming into a series after book 1 -- I've done it, and will do it again, but I don't like it. And I probably wouldn't have requested this book if I'd realized it. But I did, and I'm glad I did. Samuel Hoenig isn't your typical mystery protagonist. He runs a business called Questio...
Allison Kirby and her young daughter Melissa buy an old house with the hopes of fixing it up and turning it into a rooming house for vacationers. While working on the house one day Allison gets a bucket of compound dropped on her head After she wakes up she has a new ability. That new ability is s...
This is one of those books, and series, that is well-written, with pretty good plotting and very well-crafted characters, but just fails to engage me. I've been reading these books since the beginning and I've never not enjoyed each one, but they've never resonated enough with me that I've been eag...
Night of the Living Deed is the first mystery in the Haunted House Mystery series. I give it a 3.5 star rating because there were a few weak points that should have been obvious to the author, in my opinion. However, I loved the book. It was fun from start to finish and I am looking forward to readi...
This book took me FOREVER to finish. I started it while I was on holiday and kept putting it down and sort of forgetting about it - I was in the midst of book binge buying and there were so many new books to admire and... ahem; "Precious" just popped into my head so I'm going to stop now. Anyhoo....
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