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Death by Puffin: A Bachelorette Party Murder in Reykjavik (Travel Can Be Murder Cozy Mystery Series)
Death by Puffin A Bachelorette Party Murder in Reykjavik - Travel Can Be Murder Cozy Mystery Series
Author: Jennifer S. Alderson
ISBN-13: 9798362852887
ISBN-10: N/A
Publication Date: 11/9/2022
Pages: 176
Rating:
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5 stars, based on 1 rating
Publisher: Independently published
Book Type: Paperback
Members Wishing: 1
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Death by Puffin: A Bachelorette Party Murder in Reykjavik by Jennifer S. Alderson

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Exceedingly likable amateur sleuths and equally heinous suspects who you'll love to hate!

Death by Puffin is the ninth book in author Jennifer S. Alderman's Travel Can Be Murder cozy mystery series. It is fast-paced and lively, with an intriguing cast of characters and a tragic murder with numerous possible suspects.

Poor Lana Hansen! She's had a string of excursions back to back, and during each one has gotten involved in a murder investigation, most featuring the death of someone on her tour! From the start of the book, she wonders if she is somehow attracting these people because what are the odds, right? I was quite amused by her concerns and was reminded of the standing joke murder mystery readers hear about Cabot Cove of Murder, She Wrote fame being the most dangerous place in the U.S.

The bachelorette party members are the absolute worst, and the bride-to-be is not much better. The backstabbing, cattiness, and privilege, along with the constant fawning over the bride-to-be and her fiancé, Gunnar, was delightfully atrocious. The conversations and commentary had me both cringing and laughing at times.

The tour of some of Iceland's wonders is a fantastic element of the book. There is enough description to give readers a feel for the setting, and the stormy weather creates a wonderfully moody atmosphere for the murder.The method of murder is simple yet effective, and Lana's actions at the time are portrayed with care and quick thinking. I enjoyed Lana and Willow puzzling their way through the suspects to figure out the truth about what happened and why.

With exceedingly likable amateur sleuths and equally heinous suspects who you'll love to hate, I recommend DEATH BY PUFFIN to cozy mystery readers who enjoy stories where the characters travel to exciting and exotic locations.

I voluntarily reviewed this after receiving an Advanced Review Copy from the author through Great Escapes Virtual Book Tours.


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