"Christmas Lights and Cat Fights (Jules Keene Glamping Mystery #3)" by Heather Weidner is a festive Holiday/Christmas themed cozy mystery. I like the idea of a camping/resort with themed tiny houses and fancy campers to rent. I do have to wonder when Jules is actually working though. She does a lot of running around and driving for hours frequently. I would think it would be all hands on deck at a resort in a town with a month long festival going (even if it's just weekends).

I didn't feel like everything was answered at the end. There was a lot brought to light during the murder investigation. Maybe it was answered very briefly but blew past me. I want to know what came of the baby big cat situation. That whole thing reminded me of a cult situation I remember hearing about out of the 60's or 70's. The zoo/big cat rescue guy who only let pretty young girls work for him.

As far as the murder itself, I totally called it. The other suspects just felt too convenient and like a distraction. I did wonder why the murderer picked to have their hideout where they did. It would seem a bit odd to be coming and going from there since they're not anywhere near where they're expected to be. Maybe more explanation there too.

Good Christmas Food and fast paced drama. I liked the village, the tiny houses, the inhabitants. The scenery was good, I enjoyed the book at lot and Imagine there will be more in the series. Thank you NetGalley for this arc in exchange for an honest review.

This was a delightful and suspenseful holiday mystery that will keep you hooked from the very first page. This book combines the festive spirit of Christmas with a thrilling murder mystery, creating a unique and captivating story.

The story unfolds in Fern Valley, a t0wn that is decked out with an abundance of glitter and sparkle for the holiday season. The author paints a vivid picture of this idyllic setting, filled with laughter, carols, and sweet treats, making it the perfect backdrop for a cozy Christmas mystery. However, the peaceful atmosphere is shattered when a heated altercation erupts between the current wife and the ex-wife of a big-cat showman right in the center of town. This is where the adventure truly begins.

What makes this book truly engaging is Jules' determination to unravel the mystery behind Tabbi's murder and the disappearance of some of the big cats. The plot thickens as she faces the owner of Cal's Cats and his family, who insist that nothing is amiss. As a reader, you'll find yourself eagerly turning the pages to discover if Jules can uncover the truth and save the holiday season and her business.

Heather Weidner's writing is engaging and full of surprises, making it nearly impossible to put the book down. The characters are well-developed, relatable, and add depth to the story. The blend of holiday cheer and suspenseful intrigue creates a perfect balance that will appear to fans of both cozy mysteries and Christmas-themed stories.

Overall, this is a must-read for anyone looking for a captivating holiday mystery that will keep you guessing until the very end. With its charming setting, well-crafted characters, and a plot that is both heartwarming and thrilling, it's a book that deserves a solid 4-star rating. Get ready to be enchanted by the magic of Fern Valley and the suspense of this intriguing mystery.

This story is about Jules, who owns a Glamping resort and a murder happens during an event there! Jules does some poking around, naturally because she owns the resort! This book reminded of the mysteries I read when I was younger, good clean and fun! I like the author’s writing style and she seemed to have a good knowledge of police procedurals without over doing it for this fun styled book. There’s some good clean, budding romance, sleuthing and mystery that you won’t want to miss!

This novel was given to me as an arc for free from the publisher and Netgalley for my honest review. This book I expected would be cute and kind of a fluff novel for winter and maybe Christmas vibes kind of read. I thought the title was cute and the cover was simple enough. Other than that I couldn’t find any good in this. To me it was incredibly boring and slow from the very beginning and it was incredibly frustrating that I had to completely dnf the book at like 15% of the way in it was too much. No offense to the author or the book itself I just couldn’t get through it. Is it worth the read or the time I’m not sure. Maybe it was just me but I personally wouldn’t recommend.

A resort owner starts solving the murder of the ex-wife of one of her guests. This book literally made me so jealous that I wasn't in a cabin near the mountains with fresh snow and a murder to investigate. The plot is very refreshing and enticing. The writing is sensational, I could envision everything so perfectly. Some conversations did feel a little repetitive, although she may be telling different people the same story, as a reader I only feel like I need to see it once as a whole speech. Other than that, brilliant!