Dumpster Dicing
by Julie B. Cosgrove
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Pub Date May 13 2016 | Archive Date Jan 19 2017
Description
As Janie and Betsy Ann go for their morning jog, the city sanitation
vehicle follows its normal five-mile Tuesday morning route through their
retirement community of Sunset Acres. The two Bunco-playing biddies
spot a leg dangling out of the dumpster when the truck lifts the trash
container high in the air. Someone diced up one of their newest
residents—a grouchy loner named Edwin Newman. Did he unpack too much of
his dicey past when he moved in last weekend?
A Note From the Publisher
The first of three in this light-hearted, faith-based cozy mystery series. Look for Book 2- Baby Bunco in early 2017
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9781943104482 |
PRICE | $3.99 (USD) |
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A fun cozy mystery, although a little confusing at times. Edwin/Edward kept throwing me a bit as the names are too similar. I also didn't like the Miss Know it All, although she did grow on me at the end. I liked the way the ladies gathered information to help the police solve the murder, and enjoyed the story line overall and the writing. Would easily pick up another by this author. Highly recommend this mystery and story.
Dumpster Dicing by Julie B Cosgrove is book one in the Bunco Biddies series. Janie and Betsy Ann live in Sunset Acres, a retirement community. While out on their morning job, they see body parts in one of the dumpsters as it is being emptied. The ladies and their friends decide to solve the mystery at Janie's urging. I loved this book. The ladies were so much fun. The description of the retirement community made me wish that I lived there. This is easily one of the best cozy mysteries I have read lately. The books do have a religious undertone. I liked it, but it may not appeal to all readers. I look forward to more from this series!
This is a great detective book - that happens to be with a bunch of senior citizens. It is full of humor using stereo typing of senior citizens - if you don't think you would like that - you would not like to read that - but I tell you that it is so much fun - there is a murder of a senior citizen at a senior citizens home - where there are a bunch of old detectives that are retired and they try and solve the case and I tell you it is fun, and humorous, and real. You will love every single minute of it. It is serious as well and I do mean serious - you are left wondering who the heck did it all the way till the end who did it. Amazing - I didn't think I would love it so much but I did. I cannot wait to see the next ones it should be rip roarin', tail spinnin', truly amazin' mysteries.
Dumpster Dicing
by Julie B. Cosgrove
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Mystery & Thrillers, Christian
Pub Date 13 May 2016
I am voluntarily reviewing a copy of Dumpster Dicing through the publisher and Netgalley:
We are introduced to Janie and Betsy Ann in Dumpster Dicing. They are on a Tuesday Morning Stroll when they spot a leg with an Orthopedic shoe sticking out of the sanitation truck.
Soon Betsy Ann and her Bunco Biddies are canvassing the neighborhood trying to figure out what happened.
Who is the victim? Why was he murdered?
If you are a fan of Christian Cozies you will love Dumpster Dicing.
Five out of five stars.
Happy Reading.
While out for their morning stroll, Janie and Betsy Ann see a body about to be consumed by a trash truck.
After flagging the driver down, the discover that the victim is the newest resident in their retirement community, Sunset Acres.
Determined to solve the crime, Janie and Betsy Ann set off on a wild adventure that will leave you laughing.
I voluntarily read a copy of this book provided by the publisher & NetGalley.
Thanks NetGalley and Baklit PR for the opportunity to read this delightful book in exchange of an unbiased honest review.
Janie and Betsy Ann are out for their normal morning stroll when they spot a body part about to be swallowed up by a rubbish truck.
They quickly stop the bemused driver, soon it is discovered that the victim is the newest resident in their retirement community. Now with nothing better to do Janie and Betsy Ann decide to become sleuths and solve the murder themselves, their adventures had me in hysterics.
Dumpster diving is a good mystery that will have you laughing and keep you hooked till the end and at the same time prepare you for another instalment which I for one am looking forward to reading.
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