Grave Reservations
Ratings6
Average rating3.7
This originally appeared at The Irresponsible Reader.
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“I'm not looking for a séance, Ms. Foley. I'm just telling you that I know there's more to the world than what we can always see right in front of us. And I believe you when you tell me that you had a premonition, or a bad feeling, or a bad certainty—if that's more like it. I believe you saved my life. Saved me a hell of a story and some smoke inhalation, that's for damn sure. And now I want to hire you. Not to book any travel, and not to talk to my dead mother. I've got a case I've been beating my head against for a couple of years, and I'm all out of leads. I'm ready to try anything, which means I'm willing to try a psychic, Ms. Foley, I want you to help me solve a murder.”
GRAVE RESERVATIONS
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* I'm as surprised as you to learn they still exist.
OTHER
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Grave Reservations
Some Mondays require fluffy mysteries with psychic travel agents. Grateful the library had the audio book so I could make this background to admin work. Already downloaded the next in the series because I feel like this week might need such a read/listen again.
⚠️Fatphobia
A fast read - along the lines of a cute cozy mystery featuring a young woman with psychic powers who teams up with a police detective to solve the murder of her fiancee two years before which may or may not tie back to one of his current cases. An obvious set-up for a continuing series with a new “mentor” character coming on the scene in the last pages. Well-written, good pacing, interesting sidekicks and a likeable plucky heroine. This isn't a deep novel, characters are the types you expect to find in a cozy and the case was fairly straightforward to solve, but it was an enjoyable read.