Killer Cupid

A Melanie Travis Mystery, Book 29

By: Laurien Berenson

Narrated by: Angie Hickman

Melanie is delighted at the prospect of three uninterrupted days alone with Sam (and, of course, her prize-winning Standard Poodle, Faith). They're booked at the White Birch Inn, a picturesque New England resort nestled at the foot of a snow-covered mountain. The inn has a full slate of couples' activities planned for the busy Valentine's weekend—date nights, sleigh rides, tobogganing, ice skating, and pop-up shops in the inn's ballroom—from the bubbly to the bubble bath, the resort is a perfect match for Melanie and Sam's vacation. But the first night of festivities feature an event that isn't on the program: murder.

The sheriff quickly launches an investigation, but at the inn keeper's urging—and because she suddenly finds herself a person of interest in the case—Melanie tries to sneak a little detective work into her romantic getaway. But with the resort nearly sold out for the holiday weekend, there's no shortage of suspects, and Melanie's secret sleuthing is already attracting the wrong kind of attention. Her Valentine's trip is heating up faster than the chocolate fondue . . . just not in the way Melanie hoped. But if she doesn't catch the cold-hearted killer soon, another innocent victim will get the kiss of death . . .

©2023 Laurien Berenson (P)2023 Tantor

Good comfort mystery

Usually i find these romantic mysteries kinda boring-but not this one. Kept my interest right up to the end and the romance-IK

Great story!

I really enjoyed this one, just as I have all of the others by Laurien Berenson.

Killer Cupid

I have read just about every book in the series and this was a good one. At first, I thought being in a different location than where the other stories take place would be bad, but it actually was a change. The book was a different feeling and it was entertaining. I just prefer the full length mysteries rather than the shorter ones like this I feel like everything is packed into such a short timeline that it’s unrealistic. Other than that it was a great book.