Murder at the Fortune Teller's Table

Kelly Jackson Mystery Series, Book 3

By: Janet Finsilver

Narrated by: Reba Buhr

Length: 7 hrs and 10 mins

Publisher's summary

When a local woman begins searching for a couple she hasn't seen since the 1960s, Redwood Cove Bed and Breakfast manager Kelly Jackson and the crime-solving group the Silver Sentinels are quick to help out. They're also quick to guess that they're in over their heads after the woman is found dead beside the body of a Greek fortune teller - and a fellow Sentinel gets attacked. As Kelly juggles work and her responsibilities at a food and wine festival in town, she and her sleuthing posse must confront a killer obsessed with old secrets...and solve a murder mystery more than 50 years in the making.

©2017 Janet Finsilver (P)2017 Tantor

Light (not so cozy) murder mystery

This is my first Janet Finsilver series and I really enjoyed this light murder mystery. It has a lot of different characters that melt together very nicely. I also like how many of the situations are closer to real life - bravo on the character building.
The only thing that bugged me about this series is that our main female character, Kelly is apparently a black belt but whenever she gets in a pickle she rarely, if ever, shows these skills which are not easily forgotten.
Otherwise I really enjoyed this escape.

always enjoyed

I've been throughly enjoying this series. theres constant character growth with the main characters and something new each story.

Great continuation of the Redwood.

I really enjoy the storyline and the continued buildig of the characters. Glad I found this series.

The Bed and Breakfast we all want to visit 4/5

Well what else can happen to Kelly. Well she is not the manager of Red Cove's Bed and Breakfast. She comes back from a visit to her parents, driving a horse trailer full of her things. She is coming to her new home--where she wants to make her future and plant her roots.
With the aggravation caused from a fortune tellers reading and the death of a local tea reader / herbalist, the game is a foot. Kelly, now part of the sleuthing group “The Silver Sentinels,” is investigating what they feel is fishy--someone has to do it.
Hard to tell who the villain is with all of the choices available. Lots of fun--great story.

Great story--Great Narration
Well worth the credit

A Very Good Cozy

The third book in the series, and it certainly didn’t disappoint. The story of a double homicide, that once again was solved by Kelli and the Silver Centennials.
The story is an excellent Cozy Mystery, and the Narration by Reba Buhr was excellent as well. ,

Great!

i love this series. The characters are well thought out and the plots are new!

Enjoining the series…

There are the usual dumb moments…
like keep going into places alone🤷🏻‍♀️
But this is a trend in cozy mystery?!
I like the main and secondary characters and the relationships forming … hoping Daniel can find someone too & the mysteries are more than 1 dimensional so they make it interesting… so I will continue on….

Fun story with wonderful narration

I didn’t dislike anything it was a fun story to listen to while I did housework it made time pass with a cheerful mood

Cozy Story

Interesting cultural story about Greek customs.
Coffee grounds readings. Then a car salesman family gets involved. Fun characters.

I enjoyed this book.

There was a LOT of things going on in this book. The problem was that I had a hard time staying focused and so spent more time backing up and re-listening. The best part were the family and cultural details and friend interactions.