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Death of a Tom Turkey serves up a satisfying slice of holiday-themed sleuthing, mixing small-town charm with a juicy murder and a delightfully tangled web of suspects. The premise is as clever as it is quirky: cranky turkey farmer Tom Farley claims someone tried to take him out during a shooting competition, only to later wind up actually dead—right on the land he swore he’d die on. Whether it’s foul play or fowl play, amateur sleuth Hayley has her hands full.
The final reveal ties everything together in a satisfying way that hits all the right cozy mystery notes.

Death of a Tom Turkey is a warm, witty holiday mystery that proves Thanksgiving isn’t just about food and family, it’s also the perfect time for murder.

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#DeathofaTomTurkey #NetGalley is the latest book in this long running series.
Hayley and her husband Bruce become involved in the investigation of the death of a local turkey farmer.
There are plenty of suspects, including Bruce's ex girlfriend, which adds plenty of stress for Hayley.
The story itself is good, it revolves around
a community who want to sell their land, but the lone turkey farmer is holding it up.
I thought the book was good, but not as good as the others.
I'm looking forward to the next book.
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for selecting me to read an advanced copy of this book.

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