Dead Groupie

By: S. Y. Robins

Narrated by: Meghan Kelly

After a long move, the drama of settling in, and the almost foreign world of New York after living her whole life in Tennessee, Jenny is having a hard time adjusting. When she takes a cooking class to get her out of the house and meet new people, she never expects to be offered a place in a cooking competition, or that she had become a murder suspect!

When Jenny's husband's old flame turns up dead after a scene is made at the competition all eyes turn to Jenny. But all is not as it seems and maybe that old flame was more of a fling? And perhaps that fling wasn't even that much? As Jenny struggles to introduce good old-fashioned southern cooking to the competition in the north she has to fight two battles: one for a trophy and the other for her freedom. Will her husband, Derrick, be enough to get her through one of the hardest battles of her life, or will duplicity and a whole lot of crazy be more than Jenny can defeat?

©2016 Lovy Books Ltd (P)2016 Lovy Books Ltd

Fun short cozy mystery.

Would you listen to Dead Groupie again? Why?

I generally don't like to read/listen to books more than once. I have maybe 50 books in my collection that I would read again.

What other book might you compare Dead Groupie to and why?

I don't know of any, as this is not a genre I read a lot of, but I do like books about music and musicians, which is why I chose this one.

What about Meghan Kelly’s performance did you like?

I just loved the strength of the characters that was brought to life by their voices. She did a fantastic job.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

No

Any additional comments?

I liked the interesting premise involving the cooking contest that brought the main characters to confrontation.

Cute cozy

Cute cozy novella. Short but sweet. Good characters and good writing. Narrator did a great job

I received a free copy and left my honest review

Dead groupie

Any additional comments?

The audiobook is a short one, I listened to it at one time from beginning to end. It was entertaining. The narration was really good

Good story but could've been longer

What was the most interesting aspect of this story? The least interesting?

The fact that it was a cooking murder mystery really interested me, however, it was too short and felt like it was a little hurried. There were no suspects set up for the reader to wonder if they were the culprit or not.

Any additional comments?

This story concept was great I would love to see more from this author. I was provided this audiobook at no charge by the author, publisher and/or narrator in exchange for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom.

DEAD GROUPIE

Jenny moves to New York. Sha has a hard time adjusting. She takes a cooking class to help fit in. Then a murder happens. The police is rough in accusing Jenny. This is a good short mystery. Around an hour long. Good to listen to on the way to work. I received a free copy of this book in exchange for a review. Meghan Kelly did a good job narrating this book.