MURDER MOST FERMENTED
Halsey and her trusty canine sidekick, Bardot, are at it again. Blum opens this second installment to the Rose Avenue Wine Club Mystery series with our main character’s dog digging in a newly acquired garden plot and discovering a body. Murder Most Fermented can be read as a standalone or as a second installment. This addition to the series lays out the plot, setting and character descriptions more completely than book one, leading to a better read. We are re-introduced to everyone from book one and some new characters as well. Many twists and turns, lots of movie references and the surprise ending make for a great read.
Bardot has unearthed another body and under the watchful eye of the neighborhood spy and her cop nephew, Halsey and the Rose Avenue Wine Club take it upon themselves to figure out this new murder before the police arrest Halsey for the crime. Her dog-training, emergency-rescue boyfriend has had too much of her shenanigans after he’s called in to provide bail for her in the middle of the night. Will she back off to keep him or will she stay true to herself and discover the true murderer before it is too late? (KENSINGTON, May, 256 pp., $7.99)
Reviewed by:
Jenny Falcone for RT Book Reviews
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