Tiny House, Big Cover-Up

Southern Midlife Treasure Trove Cozy Mystery, Book 5

By: M.Z. Potts, Meredith Potts

Narrated by: Stephanie Quinn

Length: 2 hrs and 58 mins

Publisher's summary

Private investigator Hannah Huntsford is looking forward to settling in for a lazy Sunday at her tiny home when her detective boyfriend, Tyler O'Connor, seeks out her help in solving a murder.

The victim is a prominent antiques dealer who has been adamant about not selling his prized shop to a tech mogul.

As Hannah and Tyler begin investigating, they find themselves having to navigate one twist after another as they try to separate the truth from the lies.

Will the investigators be able to bring the killer to justice?

Tiny House Winner series:

* Tiny House, Big Mystery
* Tiny House, Big Murder
* Tiny House, Big Trouble
* Tiny House, Big Heartache
* Tiny House, Big Cover-Up

©2022 M.Z. Potts (P)2023 M.Z. Potts

Good cozy mystery

This was an entertaining addition to the series. I found the story intriguing and although it isn’t a long book to listen to there was a lot going on. Tiny House, Big Cover Up was a good cozy mystery with suspense, intrigue and so many lies and red herrings it took me a while to figure it out.

Have you ever been in the right place at the right time? Hannah overhears a number of conversations that could play an important part in her detective boyfriends investigation into a recent murder.

When Tyler asks her to help investigate the murder she is thrilled and this starts a journey following suspects and trying to weed out the truth from all the lies told.

This is a well written story that kept my attention. Narrator Stephanie Quinn did a good job, and I enjoyed her performance.

Another well-written story from a good author

With more than 130 reads from author Meredith Potts/KM Morgan/Amelia Morgan, I welcomed the chance to read Tiny House, Big Cover-Up (Southern Midlife Treasure Trove Cozy Mystery Book 5). ). So when I got the chance to re-read/listen to the Audible edition I again jumped at it. At 2-hours 41-minutes/177 pages, longer than many of the author's books I've read in her other nom de plo͞oms never-the-less extremely well-written & enjoyable; she's continuing to lay the groundwork for perhaps her best character & series to date. I do regret drifting away from the tiny house premise that started this series. I look forward to reading more in this series & from this author. The gifting of this book did not affect my opinion of it. (RIP Marley January 20, 2014 - July 24, 2018).

Stephanie did it again, another good narration.

A new adventure in the life of Hannah Huntsford. She was still recovering from her hostage crisis, but she had made progress. This time, she helped her boyfriend, Detective Tyler O'Connor, with another murder. It was fun watching these two interact, both seriously and jokingly. The murder was fairly straightforward, though I only had part of it. I also enjoyed the little rambling note at the end of the book.

Followed up the book with the audiobook. Stephanie Quinn, once again, did a wonderful job with Hannah and friends, and not-so-friendly characters. It was nice to hear her that she continued with the series.

Tiny House, Big Cover -Up

Loving the Tiny House series, definitely onto next one now. Love the characters
and the narration

Great series

Hannah is surprised but more then willing to help her boyfriend who is a cop , solve a murder. Hannah has some good sleuthing skills and being at the right place at the right time might help break this case open .

Small town, big mystery

The tiny house series is just as good as Meredith Pott's other series. I love the mysteries in the small town where you eventually meet so many characters. The story kept my interest and was thoroughly enjoyable.

Clever & Cozy Mystery

This is a cute addition to an enjoyable cozy small town mystery series. Love the cop & girlfriend P.I. collaboration to solve the murder. Clever character narration makes the audiobook more entertaining. Wish it had been a little bit longer to add more antics.

Excellent

Stephanie Quinn is great as a narrator and adds to the story A good plot that keep one interest These stories listening too many times
Given audio for my voluntary review

Fun

These tiny house mysteries are so much fun with characters that make you think are they for real. I hope they continue.

Great Read

Tiny House, Big Cover-Up (Southern Midlife Treasure Trove Cozy Mystery #5) was a great read by M.Z. Potts. Private investigator Hannah Huntsford is looking forward to a lazy Sunday at her tiny home. Then her detective boyfriend, Tyler O'Connor, seeks out her help in solving a murder. The victim is an antiques dealer who has refused to sell his shop to a tech mogul. They begin investigating and navigating a ton of twists and turns. They have to separate the truth from lies. I enjoyed reading this book and can't wait to read more by the author.