This was a good cozy mystery book, and I enjoyed reading every minute of it. I haven't read the rest of the series, but I am interested now. It was a well written mystery that kept me interested. I loved the character of Megan, she was witty and intelligent. Thank you Net Galley ARC

I received a free copy of, Death of an Irish Druid, by Catie Murphy, from the publisher and Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. This is book six in The Dublin Driver Mysteries series. I love Ireland and its people, they are so nice, and friendly. In this book Megan is happy to show her American friends Ireland, until they happen upon a dead body. Can Megan solve a mystery, and save her friends vacation to Ireland> This is a really good cozy mystery, in one of the best locations in the world.

Another good book on the series. Hard to put this one down. Glad the girlfriend side story was not stressed too much, as I prefer the cozy mystery instead. Would recommend this book and author.

This is one of my favorite cozy series, and this book is definitely a fun read. I'm so glad the pathos has shifted (mostly) away from the tiresome drama of Megan's partner and their breakup. That's the only thing about this series I was so dang tired of. I'm a lot more entangled in and sympathetic to other situations and characters in the book, like Ais and her relationship with her horrifying mom. It's a well-plotted mystery, and Megan is funny and smart. I so enjoy spending time with her and her friends. Looking forward to the next one!

Thank you to the publisher for providing a review copy through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

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Not an unbiased review as I have had a great time reading each in the series as they come along.
Megan has gone from military to limousine driver to Murder Driver (has the habit of finding murder victims under odd circumstances)) to being a fixer for those she believes need her skills.
What started off as a vacation with childhood married friends from the states took a dramatic turn the very first morning when she finds the drowned body of a locally famous man. Already she is on the hunt to decide accident or murder when she meets the distraught daughter, a greedy pair of relatives and worse. Now she is sure it's murder. But which motive and how did they go unnoticed? It's fun following along in Megan's wake with her Jack Russell Terriers as they encounter a slew of red herrings and some really amazing plot twists. Loved it!
I requested and received a temporary ebook from Kensington Books via NetGalley. Thank you!
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#DeathofanIrishDruid #NetGalley is another exciting adventure in the life of limousine driver Megan Malone.
Living in Ireland certainly has its charm, but when Megan becomes known as the murder driver because she has the tendency to discover dead bodies, can take a toll on a person.
Megan's reputation has cost her a relationship, but she's ready to enjoy a two week vacation with childhood friend Rafael, and his wife Sarah.
Things don't go as planned, and just hours into their visit, Megan finds a body, and before long, they are all involved in the investigation.

This book is good, I liked the way Megan handled herself and her friends were really supportive during the investigation.
There were a few laugh out loud moments that I enjoyed and I'm happy to recommend this book to others.
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for selecting me to read an advanced copy of this book.