Rest In Pieces
A Mystery, Cozy Mystery book. Six years ago I gave up cooking for Lent, and I havent...
Mustang Ridges isn’t a town, a stripper, or some old western movie. She’s a feisty, single mom living in the small town of Lakeside, Texas where money does buy happiness and keeping up appearances is much more important than the truth. Six months ago on her thirtieth birthday, her husband decided that married life, fatherhood, and his job as the Lakeside Chief of Police weren’t as exciting as a permanent vacation to Grand Cayman with his mistress and a million dollars in diamonds he stole from the police evidence lockup. Mustang is a pariah in a Lakeside full of piranha. But she refuses to leave—this is her home, and she figures that if she can’t join them, then she’ll beat them at their own game. With a little luck, some intimidation, and the help of her good friends Monica and Haley, Mustang presides over her own little...
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Six years ago I gave up cooking for Lent, and I havent looked back. The fact that Im Baptist is completely irrelevant. Katie Graykowski, Rest In Pieces // I knew I should go low carb, but I have a loyalty problem. Carbs are my friends and have gotten me through some really tough times. I feel that I need to support them in this cruel, lowcarb world we live in. Katie Graykowski, Rest In Pieces // then Katie Graykowski, Rest In Pieces //
very good I love reading / listening to Katie Graykowski's audio-books! She writes with so much humor and quirkiness, yet they are murder mysteries too! This book is her best yet in my opinion. I laughed thru many parts. I just love the way the main character (Mustang) thinks. A friend of Mustang's turns up dead of a heroin overdose. It just... Satisfying reading, unsatisfying endingThis was a BookBub suggested title which is how I came across it. I found it enjoyable and lighthearted for the most part. I do have two criticisms though. The first is that the humor, at times, was a bit overboard, but not to extremes. The second one and most annoying is the ending. Many questions...
