Heidi F. (dutchgirl) reviewed Murder in the Milk Case (Trish Cunningham, Bk 1) on + 1019 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 6
Hot off the press! This is the very first book in this new Christian cozy mystery book club from Heartsong Presents.
Finding the body of pharmacist Jim Bob Jenkins in the milk case of the grocery store is not on Trish Cunningham's grocery list. Neither is becoming a suspect in his murder. But Trish had good motive to kill Jim Bob
Not only did she recently have a heated verbal exchange with him in public, She also knows a secret, and even her husband doesn't know.
So, what's a girl to do? What else? Become a sleuth and proceed with her own investigation. Struggle with how to tell her husband. Collect clues from the people around her like her mother and a cast of small town characters. Trish doesn't want to believe the killer is someone she knows, despite mounting evidence to the contrary. But the trail is definitely leading to her backyard, a hometown murderer who has nothing to lose by killing anyone in the way including Trish.
Finding the body of pharmacist Jim Bob Jenkins in the milk case of the grocery store is not on Trish Cunningham's grocery list. Neither is becoming a suspect in his murder. But Trish had good motive to kill Jim Bob
Not only did she recently have a heated verbal exchange with him in public, She also knows a secret, and even her husband doesn't know.
So, what's a girl to do? What else? Become a sleuth and proceed with her own investigation. Struggle with how to tell her husband. Collect clues from the people around her like her mother and a cast of small town characters. Trish doesn't want to believe the killer is someone she knows, despite mounting evidence to the contrary. But the trail is definitely leading to her backyard, a hometown murderer who has nothing to lose by killing anyone in the way including Trish.
Bonnie A. (ladycholla) -
Helpful Score: 3
Very good first book in this series, great introduction to the story line and the characters. Am looking forward to more in this series. No foul language and good message without being preachy. Just good sound logic.
