Mint Juleps, Mayhem, and Murder, Sara Rosett
Mint Juleps, Mayhem, and Murder, Sara Rosett
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Mint Juleps, Mayhem, and Murder

Author: Sara Rosett

Narrator: Gail Shalan

Unabridged: 9 hr 28 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Tantor Media

Published: 07/20/2021


Synopsis

"[A] fast-paced novel full of suspense" featuring the ultra-organized military wife and sleuth from the USA Today bestselling author (Fresh Fiction).

For Ellie Avery, "a smart crime solver who successfully navigates the challenges of military life," the hardest thing about hosting a reunion of her husband Mitch's extended Southern family is remembering everyone's name (Publishers Weekly). But this summer, the festivities are cut short by news that Mitch's Air Force squadron commander has been strangled. Then Mitch's look-alike cousin narrowly misses being shot during his daily workout, and Ellie realizes that someone wants to ground Mitch—permanently. Between her kids and her organizing business, she must unravel a perplexing mystery—or Mitch's afternoon jog may be a run for his life . . .

About Sara Rosett

USA Today bestselling author Sara Rosett writes light-hearted escapes for readers who enjoy puzzling mysteries, interesting settings, and quirky characters. She is the author of the Murder on Location series, the Ellie Avery series, and the On the Run series.

Publishers Weekly called Sara's books "satisfying," "well-executed," and "sparkling." Sara loves to get new stamps in her passport and considers dark chocolate a daily requirement.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Peggy

Really enjoy this series. Ellie is so interesting & her tips are great. This story will keep you on the edge of your seat.......more

Goodreads review by Susan

A great read that will keep you on the edge of your seat.......more

Goodreads review by B.

I'm still enjoying the series, though I have to admit, book five required a higher suspension of disbelief than any of the others in the series thus far. The author had a tendency to focus less on plot and character and more on using random "convenient" situations to get her heroine out of various s......more