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A Holiday for Homicide ~ Cook-Off #9 (by Devon Delaney)

This is the first book I have read in the Cook-Off Series. Maybe if I had read the previous eight books I would have enjoyed it more. I typically love cozy mystery books that feature a food aspect. And there were some positive aspects to this book. But it was just an okay read for me. I did enjoy the cryptic messages on the napkins that appeared at Pep’s food truck. There are a lot of positive reviews, so my less than enthusiastic endorsement could simply be the place I was at when I opened the book and began reading instead of the actual story and/or writing style. I would encourage you to give it a chance if you typically enjoy cozy mysteries that center around food.


Thank you to NetGalley and Beyond the Page for my advanced review copy. All opinions and thoughts are my own.


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