Journaled to Death
by Heather Redmond
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Pub Date 4 Feb 2020 | Archive Date 17 Jan 2020
Severn House | Severn House Publishers
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Description
Divorced single mom Mandy Meadows scrapes by working as a barista and receiving payments from her cousin, Ryan, who rents her basement apartment. At night, she and her teenage daughter Vellum run a successful home business as journaling bloggers on their popular YouTube channel.
But Mandy’s carefully organized world is about to come crashing down. While filming their latest journaling tutorial, Mandy and Vellum hear a loud noise on the basement stairs, and Mandy is horrified to find Ryan dead on the landing. The police quickly start to treat the death as a murder – with Mandy and Vellum as chief suspects. Why would someone murder Ryan? Determined to clear their names and find Ryan’s killer, Mandy soon discovers he wasn’t the man she thought he was. How well did she really know her cousin?
Available Editions
EDITION | Hardcover |
ISBN | 9780727889508 |
PRICE | US$28.99 (USD) |
PAGES | 224 |
Featured Reviews
Thank you to the publisher and to Net Galley for the opportunity. My review is my own.
I was so enchanted by this fun new cozy series. I loved the fact it is different from the usual cozy setting and features journaling. It was fun to read about how the journals are made and all the details that go into a journal making.
Newly single divorced single Mom Mandy is trying to make ends meet for her daughter and herself. She has her cousin Randy move in to help with the rent. Randy has a shady past but they have always been friends as well as close cousins. He even helped her get a part time job locally to help support herself. She also does vlogging with her daughters help. I like that Mandy is featured as a hard working independent woman right away and not dependent on family or a man. She is starting over on her own and standing on her own two feet. This is endearing as most cozy protagonist depend on men or family money. When Randy is found dead she decides she wants to investigate on her own to determine what was going on his life that led to his death. The plot gets very interesting the more she digs into his past with some help from her co workers and friends.
I like this new cozy series for the new subject of journaling , the likable charcters and the fun sleuth that was pleasing to conclusion. A very fun read !
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