Catherine “Cat” Thompson has been held at gunpoint, stuck in a burning dumpster, chased out of a grocery store, caught impersonating a police officer and almost run over by a wayward vehicle. How’s that for her first day as an amateur sleuth?With her friend Annie Mae, Cat investigates the brick-paved, oak-lined streets of Savannah to catch their friend’s killer. But it’s anything but smooth … smooth sailing for these self appointed detectives. Can they catch the killer before the killer gets them? Or will their first case also be their last?
The Georgia Coast Cozy Mystery Series combines mystery, suspense, humor, and southern charm. Each book is a standalone novel.
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Easy read. I enjoy books that keep me amused. Especially after a hard days work.
An enjoyable mystery set in Savannah.
Fun to read
A very good book
Dying for Dinner Rolls is an entertaining stress reducer. Very enjoyable.
Easy to put down and pick back up. 2 main characters were cute.
Fun! Interesting! Quick read! Interesting cast of characters with unusual , but interesting fit.
this is an easy read and entertaing
A really fun action packed book. Great characters, enough twists to keep me reading past bedtime! Looking forward to another!
Fun to read
I really enjoyed this book, couldn’t put it down, this book is funny, the characters feel real and it was great to journey along with the amateur detectives.
a quick and fun read!
I enjoyed this book.
I loved this book can’t wait to read more from this author
I really enjoyed this book. There is an underlying mystery to this series that is not resolved at the end so you need to continue with the series for that closure.
Great characters and a clever plot made this a delight to read!
Fast tead
I did not like the bad language. No reason for it.
Sit back, relax and enjoy a trip to the warmth of Savannah. Enjoy the time you get to spend and relish the slower gentler pace…..that is if you can ignore a little thing called murder.
Sometimes the “fixes” in which the heroine finds herself are a bit “far out.” The author tries hard (maybe too hard) to be inclusive with her characters.