Murder on Wheels

Tourist Trap Mystery Series, Book 6

By: Lynn Cahoon

Narrated by: Susan Boyce

The food truck craze has reached the charming coastal town of South Cove, California, but before Jill Gardner - owner of Coffee, Books, and More - can sample the eats, she has to shift gears and put the brakes on a killer....

Now that Kacey Austin has got her new gluten-free dessert truck up and running, there's no curbing her enthusiasm - not even when someone vandalizes the vehicle and steals her recipes. But when Kacey turns up dead on the beach, and Jill's best friend, Sadie, becomes the prime suspect, Jill needs to step on it to serve the real killer some just desserts.

©2016 Lynn Cahoon (P)2016 Tantor

Perfect cozy mystery

These characters are comfortingly predictable but the story line is not. Humorous writing and quirky new characters are keep up a steady pace. No boring bits. Just a cozy mystery.

Pretty Good

This was an entertaining addition to a pretty good series. I think I would like it better if I read the book instead of listened to it. The narrator isn't suited for this story.

Geocaching can be deadly.

When her best friend’s boyfriend gets involved in geocaching Jill and Greg are automatically going to be doing double dates. Justin is like kid in a candy shop. The the President of the club is murdered and Jill has to prove a friend didn’t do it. Great series

Fun!

Another fun book from Lynn Cahoon! I read her first book but then discovered them on audible. Some books are hard to listen to but not these. The narrator has a wonderful voice and I like the way she does the extra voices of characters. Aunt Jackie is one of my favorite.

This was good but not great

There sure are a lot of annoying people in this town! This one was definitely not her best book because of it. Even her boyfriend is controlling and quick to criticize her. He doesn't even act like he wants to spend time alone with her. Interfering with police investigations also doesn't seem like something a mature attorney would be doing. I hope the next book gets back on track. So far I would still recommend it.