I got about ¾ of the way through this book before I had to put it down. Though cozies are not my bread and butter reading material, I do enjoy them occasionally. However, what I thought would be a humorous and quirky mystery turned out to be just bland and boring. I would almost call this a Chris...
Charlotte LaRue runs a successful house cleaning service catering to the New Orleans Garden District's elite, where life is all about making money, attending the right parties and impressing the right people. This is the first in a mystery series based around Charlotte's business, Maid-for-a-Day.
The summer's off to a sweltering start, and one of Charlotte LaRue's best clients has just up and moved--leaving a big chunk of free time in Charlotte's normally hectic schedule. But the empty spot on Charlotte's client list is soon filled by gardening enthusiast Mimi Adams. Mimi's planning to ho...
Such a disappointment. The first third of the book I spent counting how many times Ms Colley used the same word in a paragraph and spent little time following the very thin plotline. By the middle of the book, I mind blanked because I remember neither multiple word usage nor a plotline. By the en...
Only when she realized that no one else was moving either and Patsy had yet to stop screaming did she decide that someone had to do something. Charlotte rushed over to Patsy. “It’s okay.” She pulled Patsy even farther away from the gruesome sight and placed herself squarely between Patsy and the ...