Key Lime Pie

By: Josi S. Kilpack

Narrated by: Diane Dabczynski

When Sadie Hoffmiller's new friend, Eric Burton, receives word that his missing daughter's body may have been found in Florida, he immediately packs his bags, but Sadie is determined to stay home and prove to everyone that she is not a busybody.

But when she senses Eric is hiding something, Sadie is compelled to take action. Before she knows it, she's in the heart of Miami, trying to piece together a trail littered with broken relationships, mysterious strangers, and forged documents that might just provide Eric the answers he's been desperately searching for - or reveal a truth he may not be ready to face.

Sadie must also face a difficult question: Where is her heart leading her? Onward into Eric's adventurous arms? Or back home to the stable and steady Pete Cunningham? If only love was as easy as following a recipe.

Once again, Sadie finds herself in the company of some colorful characters and on the hunt for some good old-fashioned Southern cooking. But despite the drama and intrigue, all Sadie really wants is to go home. . . as soon as she does just one more thing.

©2010 Josi S. Kilpack (P)2013 Shadow Mountain

Critic reviews

"Filled with nerve-wracking twists and turns and nail-biting suspense." (Melanie Jacobsen, author of The List)

"Key Lime Pie satisfied with every bite!" (Julie Wright, author of Cross My Heart")

Food and murder mystery! I love it!

I love this series and I loved this fourth book in the series. I loved the recipes and the talk of food throughout mixed in with a great mystery and I love seeing how Sadie always gets involved and how she solves it. So fun and I throughly enjoyed the read.

Key Lime Pie is a fun clean mystery

Pros:
Overall story of the book is great, has a bit of a twist to the story.
Clean read.
Sadie is a fun character who gets into interesting mystery situations, so it’s engaging.

Cons: I could guess the villain.

struggled

The plot of the first mystery was good enough that I assumed the main character had matured out of her entitled, whining nosiness or there wouldn't have be sequels. How can this ignoble character be liked or respected enough for a series!