Murder and Pancakes

Taco Truck Mysteries, Book 4

De: Dennis Shock

Narrado por: Jeff Moon

When Sidney Marsh’s peaceful Saturday is interrupted by a call from Detective Wallace from the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office, she finds herself in the middle of a front-page murder case. A prominent businessman has been killed, and the murder was recorded on his phone, which should make for an open-and-shut case. But the more Sid and Detective Wallace learn, the less everything adds up.

After an arrest is made, Sid is convinced Detective Wallace has the wrong man, so she enlists the help of her friend, Kiera, to uncover the truth. Kiera welcomes the distraction from dealing with the return of her long-lost mother and unsettling realizations about the men in her life. Despite Detective Wallace’s objections, Sid and Kiera end up deep in the murder investigation and work together to sort through conflicting evidence and multiple motives to unravel the mystery. Will they be able to serve justice, along with tacos, in the small Georgia town, or will someone get away with murder?

©2025 Dennis Shock (P)2025 Dennis Shock

stimulating mystery

Kiera gets a huge surprise from her past!!! Is it good or bad. It has preoccupied her thoughts a great deal. Is this murder a set up???? Syd and Kiera are tenacious in their efforts to get to the bottom of the real truths. I was crushed. You will never believe whodunit!! I'm still reeling! An intriguing compelling story. The narrator did an excellent job bringing the characters and story to life.

Good story featuring Sidney

In Book 4, Kiera is dealing with the appearance of someone from her past and she and Ray trying to determine if her Witness Protection is compromised. Meanwhile, Kiera’s FBI friend Sidney’s language skills are put to the test when she helps the Sheriff’s office investigation by reviewing a recording of a murder. When a suspect is arrested, Sid doesn’t believe he’s guilty. She goes rogue to figure out who the real killer is. I know this is a fictional story so I’ll suspend belief for the sake of the story. However, it is so unrealistic that there is so much public discussion of an open investigation and Sid’s insubordination and interference in the case made me cringe. The narration was excellent.