Kiss My Grits, It’s Murder

In Magnolia Bluff, Georgia, the biscuits are fluffy, the gossip is hot, and somebody just killed the waitress. As nice as folks are down South, they ain’t gonna tolerate that, sugar!

When Nadine Peters is found dead beside a pot of buttered grits at Gracie’s Diner, the sheriff calls it a tragic accident. June calls that assessment nonsense.

Nadine knew that kitchen better than anyone in town—and she didn’t slip.

With the Magnolia Food Festival around the corner and rumors spreading faster than sweet tea at a church picnic, June and her sharp-tongued friends in the Books & Biscuits Club start digging into Magnolia Bluff’s secrets. Between casseroles, gossip, and a healthy dose of Southern stubbornness, they uncover clues that point to something far more sinister than a simple kitchen mishap.

But in a town where everyone knows everyone, the truth can be the most dangerous thing of all.
Kiss My Grits, It’s Murder is a laugh-out-loud Southern cozy mystery packed with small-town charm, feisty friendships, and a mystery stickier than peach cobbler on a summer night.

Perfect for fans of Joanne Fluke, Rosie A. Point, and Ellery Adams, this delightful whodunit serves up sweet tea, sass, and a killer hiding in plain sight.

Delicious Southern Women's Mystery

The description of recipes, food, the weather, the people. It speaks to my heart an soul. It makes me miss close friends and the south.

southern humor and recipes too

cozy mystery, not too long but thorough ,southern,funny, familiar and making your mouth water in process

Sweet read.

The AI reading was good. The Southern setting and vibe was good. Not very deep but an easy read. I liked that it was clean without sex or foul language.