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SHORTS, NOVELS, AND OTHER THINGS

A Review of Death by Pumpkin from D. Wallace Peach

I was tickled ‘peach’ with Diana’s review of Death by Pumpkin:

Death by Pumpkin was my second read in Granger’s Rhe Brewster series and a pure joy ride. Rhe is a single mom, ER nurse, and police department consultant in the small Maine town of Pequod. She, once again, takes an active role in a police department investigation when the pumpkin-drop at a local festival reveals a murder. She rapidly goes from investigator to target as an old nemesis is determined to make her and those she cares for suffer.

The book is fast-paced and well-researched. The scene in the small plane was particularly riveting and highlighted Granger’s attention to detail. Other than the villain, the characters are all beautifully three-dimensional and full of quirky personality. I thoroughly enjoyed the interplay in the authentic relationships. In addition to the murder investigation, romantic and political subplots add interest and tension. A perfect read for anyone who enjoys cozy mysteries with plenty of thrills.

Thank you, Diana!

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11 thoughts on “A Review of Death by Pumpkin from D. Wallace Peach”

  1. Sorry, I’m so late to get over here! Thanks for sharing, Noelle, and I’m delighted that you’re tickled “peach.” Ha ha. A really fun book with great characters, and wonderful writing. 🙂

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