bookishcapybara's review against another edition
4.0
Quick and Entertaining; A Perfect Cozy
I blasted through the first in this series in a matter of two days, and this one only took me a day while I was sick in bed. A perfect cozy mystery, a great read for those days when you just want to sit and relax. It’s also so very nice to read something with a lesbian protagonist in which the driving force of the plot doesn’t have anything to do with her sexuality. It’s just a part of who she is, and it’s great. Can’t wait to read more of this series.
The e-book does have quite a few errors, but I can hardly count that against the author in my rating. Just be aware that there are some weird scanning errors. Amazon, you really need to hire someone (me) to proof read for this kind of thing.
I blasted through the first in this series in a matter of two days, and this one only took me a day while I was sick in bed. A perfect cozy mystery, a great read for those days when you just want to sit and relax. It’s also so very nice to read something with a lesbian protagonist in which the driving force of the plot doesn’t have anything to do with her sexuality. It’s just a part of who she is, and it’s great. Can’t wait to read more of this series.
The e-book does have quite a few errors, but I can hardly count that against the author in my rating. Just be aware that there are some weird scanning errors. Amazon, you really need to hire someone (me) to proof read for this kind of thing.
laurenla's review
3.0
I used to love these midwestern USA mysteries featuring lesbian restaurant owner Jane and her theatrical friend Cordelia. Twenty years ago I read the whole series, but time has dimmed the appeal somewhat on re-reading and I found there to be a huge cast of characters and a lack of fair clues for the reader. But if you like cozy mysteries with a bit of snappy repartee, have a look...
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