Hibiscus Homicide
Maui Mayhem Cozy Mystery Book 4
by Aysia Amery
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Pub Date Jan 22 2017 | Archive Date May 31 2017
Description
Kyle Wilder shoots his wife, Nani, then kills himself. Or did he? Something doesn’t sit well with Ginger about it.
Since the ghosts aren't spilling the azuki beans, this time with the help of her other quirky assistant Reese, Ginger hunts for the one item that could link to the murderer. Unfortunately, in the process, puts their lives in danger.
Can Pako set aside the dang malasadas to rescue them in time?
Featured Reviews
Anne M, Educator
As the other two books I've read and reviewed in this series, I enjoyed Hibiscus Homicide despite the short comings of the novella length. We get a tiny bit of character development in each book, the settings and situations are all a bit different keeping them fresh enough.
The ghost aspect really needs to be goosed up, it doesn't add anything because the ghosts never seem to be able to help so why have them as an element?
I received my copy from Netgalley in exchange for my honest review.
Cozy Book R, Reviewer
This is the 4th book in the Maui mystery series. Each book can be read as a stand alone as the author provides excellent background and history of the characters. The series is delightful and each book is a fun easy to read . mystery.
This is a series rich in location, with a well crafted sleuth of many clues as well as fun characters. This is a mystery that is great fun for armchair travelers who long for Hawaii. I find each book fun to read and a most enjoyable summer read. I highly recommend each book in the series. Thank you for the opportunity to read this next in series which did not influence my review. I look forward to the next in series.
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