“Okay, who needs to die?”

What genre do you write?  I write mysteries that don’t have explicit sex or violence, so technically they’re in the “cozy mystery” category, although that might be a little misleading. I think that because of the success of series like “The Cat Who…” and the Hannah Swensen mysteries, sometimes people expect cozies to have cats … Continue reading “Okay, who needs to die?”
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The Musubi Murder reviewed on ShelbyFoister.com

Shelby Foister is a writer, reviewer, gamer, photographer, and dad. His book reviews are thoughtful and detailed. He gives the reader a great sense of a book’s strong and weak points, and avoids spoilers.

His review of The Musubi Murder is honest and insightful. I’m thrilled that the overall verdict is favorable, but I also appreciate learning what does and doesn’t work for a reader.

My favorite sentence:

This book is basically 60% character development, 30% direct plot points and 10% “Holy s**t this actually all connects somehow!”

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