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A review by git_r_read
File M for Murder by Miranda James
5.0
A highly enjoyable series that I have not read in any kind of order and it's not made a big difference to me. The premise is nifty, characters are really well done as is the setting and the story.
Main character is a librarian who owns [or is owned] by a Maine Coon cat named Diesel. Charlie Harris is older, he has two grown kids, he shares his house with a couple of boarders, has a job at the college library, everything is Southern - flavored which is nifty.
Characters so well written that I want to smack them around they are so detestable and others I want to be friends with.
Charlie gets drawn into the investigation naturally since it's his family that's threatened.
I always look forward to each book in the series, no matter what order I find myself reading them. I do have two more on the table next to my recliner and I might just start in on one immediately after posting this review.
I can definitely recommend this book, author and series.
Main character is a librarian who owns [or is owned] by a Maine Coon cat named Diesel. Charlie Harris is older, he has two grown kids, he shares his house with a couple of boarders, has a job at the college library, everything is Southern - flavored which is nifty.
Characters so well written that I want to smack them around they are so detestable and others I want to be friends with.
Charlie gets drawn into the investigation naturally since it's his family that's threatened.
I always look forward to each book in the series, no matter what order I find myself reading them. I do have two more on the table next to my recliner and I might just start in on one immediately after posting this review.
I can definitely recommend this book, author and series.