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A review by thehodgenator
Death by Tea by Alex Erickson
4.0
In this sequel, Erikson does not disappoint.
We are thrust back into Krissy's Death by Coffee shop world, only this time, the murder happens in her shop.
So what happens when Rita shows up to the shop with a cardboard cut out of Krissy's famous mystery writing dad? Well, Krissy sneaks in and steals it, of course. After all, who wants a cardboard cut out of their dad in their shop?
The problem? This is what leads her to be the #1 murder suspect in the new case, thanks to her nosy neighbor.
The dialogue is funny - I laughed out loud several times - and the plot is nicely paced for a cozy. Overall, I feel the author is getting his feet under him as he develops the series, and I'm looking forward to Death by Pumpkin Spice next fall.
We are thrust back into Krissy's Death by Coffee shop world, only this time, the murder happens in her shop.
So what happens when Rita shows up to the shop with a cardboard cut out of Krissy's famous mystery writing dad? Well, Krissy sneaks in and steals it, of course. After all, who wants a cardboard cut out of their dad in their shop?
The problem? This is what leads her to be the #1 murder suspect in the new case, thanks to her nosy neighbor.
The dialogue is funny - I laughed out loud several times - and the plot is nicely paced for a cozy. Overall, I feel the author is getting his feet under him as he develops the series, and I'm looking forward to Death by Pumpkin Spice next fall.