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G.A. McKevett
Poisoned Tarts
4.06
Part of "Savannah Reid" series
"Poisoned Tarts," the latest addition to G.A. McKevett's popular Savannah Reid mystery series, is a delightful and engaging cozy mystery that will keep readers on their toes. In this installment, plus-sized private investigator Savannah Reid is hired to cater a high-profile wedding in the picturesque town of Malibu, California. However, the event takes a deadly turn when the bride's mother is found dead, poisoned by a tart from the wedding dessert table. With the wedding in shambles and the bride in hysterics, it's up to Savannah to solve the mystery and clear her name. McKevett's writing is witty and engaging, with a strong sense of place and a cast of memorable characters. The author expertly balances the light-hearted tone of the series with the darker elements of the mystery, creating a page-turning and satisfying read. The plot is well-crafted, with twists and turns that will keep readers guessing until the very end. McKevett also incorporates themes of family, friendship, and loyalty, adding depth and emotional resonance to the story. Overall, "Poisoned Tarts" is a must-read for fans of the cozy mystery genre. It's a fun and entertaining escape that will leave readers eagerly awaiting the next installment in the Savannah Reid series. In summary, "Poisoned Tarts" by G.A. McKevett is a well-written and engaging cozy mystery that combines wit, suspense, and themes of family and friendship. It's a highly recommended read for mystery lovers looking for a light-hearted and satisfying escape...
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