Something Borrowed, Something Mewed

Lucky Paws Petsitting Mystery Series, Book 5

De: Bethany Blake

Narrado por: Elise Arsenault

Daphne Templeton's sister Piper is getting married - and their mother is getting carried away. She insists on hiring Sylvan Creek's top event planner, Abigail Sinclair, who proposes an Independence Day theme complete with Statue of Liberty-inspired bridesmaid dresses. With all the bickering among the families, Daphne's glad her only duty right now is pet-sitting for Abby's cat, Ms. Peebles. But there are some fireworks coming that aren't part of the ceremony. The Poconos will never be the same....

At a tension-filled dress fitting, the abrasive wedding planner is found strangled by a garter - a weapon both borrowed and blue. Now Daphne's services are required not just for organizing the big day, but for figuring out whether one of the in-laws is an outlaw....

©2019 Beth Kaszuba (P)2019 Tantor

Romance, mystery, an Awesome Basset Hound

I really have enjoyed listening to this series. Well put together. Narrator is great.
Wish the 6th in the series was available.

Love this story

I just love this series, I’m sad that it likes this looks like the last in the series, but it ended on a good that the author could do another series off of this one. Now at the end they mention another story, I’m gonna have to find.

Extremely Cozy, Sweet

So, there are a great deal of animals and cute animal names for businesses and events. The story itself is very thought out and the characters are defined and likable.

I LOVE THIS BOOK

I LOVED THUS BOOK, THE SERIES! THE CHARACTERS ARE LIKEABLE. THE DIALOGUE OFTEN MAKES ME LAUGH OUT LOUD. THE STORYLINES ARE UNIQUE AND I RARELY GUESS THE VILLAIN UNTIL LATE IN THE BOOK, IF AT ALL. I CANNOT WAIT FOR BOOK 6!

Cute series/ love the pups-jarring pronunciation

I like the little town Sylvan Creek and the adorable dogs/pets that are as entertaining as many of the human characters. The mysteries are well-crafted and sometimes surprising (as in this book). The narrator, while she does a fine job generally differentiating voices and giving life and humor to the story, sometimes mispronounces words. I believe it was in the previous book that she mispronounced two dog breeds and occasionally unusual words like "stymied". With the preponderance of online/AI tools to assist with securing correct pronunciation, such slips seem less understandable.

is this the end ?

loved this last storyline. I really hope there's a #6! It can happen. The narratorcis wonderful highly rrcoomrnd.