First off this book is feels fairly short for a full length novel, the pacing moves fast. I liked that the investigation went somewhere the whole time not just in circles. I did guess the switch early on, it’s a pretty classic feature in twin stories. Having driven in snow, I was surprised that the characters were all able to move around so easily considering how much it was snowing and the amounts they were getting in the story. #CookinUpMurder #NetGalley

I just read this book and it was enjoyable. I love snow and mysteries, so this was the right blend for me. It was a fast paced and quick read, so give it a read and you may have found a new series to read like I have.

This is the first book in a new series. I found it to be super entertaining, one minute you'll be laughing at the main characters antics, and the next minute you'll be eagerly turning the page to see what happens next.
A thoroughly enjoyable read.

A grizzly way to die! And the whole twin thing makes it so much more difficult. Who would want a baker to die? The twists and turns add to the story. The gal that finds him must figure it out? Well she does have the qualifications. But is she up for the challenge? I liked the story.

In the delightful and entertaining mystery world of "Cooking Up Murder," D.J. Adamson invites us to the charming town of Appleton, Oregon, where murder is on the menu, seasoned with humor, wit, and suspense.

Tuesday Welsh is a private investigator with a razor-sharp wit and an unwavering determination. Her life takes an unexpected twist when she stumbles upon the body of Eric Kenny, the owner of Mr. Yummy's donut shop. It's a discovery that sets in motion an enticing riddle, promising intrigue and laughter in equal measure.

Unexpected plot twist! Upon reaching Eric Kenny's home to investigate, Welsh is met with a bewildering sight: Eric Kenny, alive and well, standing at the doorway to welcome her.

This novel is a delightful concoction of humor and suspense to captivate readers who savor mysteries with a side of laughter. With the passing of each page, Adamson's story serves up an engaging mystery that will keep readers on their toes, guessing until the moment the culprit is unveiled.

We are treated to an enjoyable cast of characters and a generous portion of wit. "Cooking Up Murder" blends elements of comedy and suspense to create a tale that is as satisfying as the final reveal of the perplexing culprit.

In a world where mysteries often come with a side of grim seriousness, "Cooking Up Murder" is a refreshing departure, proving that a captivating whodunit can also be a source of laughter and levity. Adamson tickles the funny bone while keeping readers engaged in an absorbing puzzle.

"Cooking Up Murder" leaves readers hungry for more, both for the next course in the series and for another helping of Adamson's wit and humor.

"A delectable culinary mystery that's sure to tickle your taste buds."

"Adamson's recipe for mystery -- A perfect blend of humor and intrigue."

"A whodunit with a dash of humor."

"Savor the suspense and sip on laughter."

"An engaging puzzle with a side of wit."

"A delightful feast of clues and comedy."

"Tuesday Welsh's adventure is a dish best served with a side of suspense."

"Dive into Adamson's whimsical world of mystery and mirth."

"A recipe for laughs and thrills -- 'Cooking Up Murder' hits the sweet spot!"

#COOKINUPMURDER #NetGalley is a good mystery that really kept surprising me throughout the story.
Tuesday is a private investigator, but discovering the body of a local business owner sets her on a bizarre investigation.
She knows what she saw, but then, she sees the victim at home, is she seeing things?
This fast paced cozy mystery will appeal to any reader who likes a real whodunit.
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for selecting me to read an advanced copy of the book.

I enjoyed this book. It was a quick read and loved the humor of Tuesday, the main character. It was a great cozy winter feel, coming from Minnesota, I could relate to the weather issues. It had good plot twists but I struggled with the end motive of the character. It would have been nice to dig a bit deeper in that. Otherwise, it's a quick fun read with good twists.

Mr Kenny the owner of Mr Yummy's doughnut shop is found murdered by Tuesday Welsh. She takes it upon herself to hunt down the murderer.
Amusing and lighthearted.

Loved Tuesday's character in Cookin' Up Murder.

Great storyline and characters made this a captivating mystery I enjoyed until the very end.

A great cozy book for the quiet day on the couch. Starts with twin brothers and ends with a kitten. Of course there is a murder and lots of red herrings. I really enjoyed this book, I this book others will too. . Thanks you NetGalley and the publishers for the DR..

Doris and Rose are two women who are overly caring by allowing greed and selfishness to twist their emotions. One had her eyes on, till death, do us part greedily, and the other must travel to Paris by any means. Harley and Tuesday's heads clash in this murder investigation, with the clues leading them on a twisted trail with many players and none playing fair. It was intriguing, captivating, and very entertaining.

📚 NetGalley Review

Cookin' Up Murder by D. J. Adamson
BooksGoSocial, 1st November 2020

Thanks to D. J. Adamson and BooksGoSocial for providing an eARC via NetGalley; this is my honest review.

This delightful book is filled with humour and suspense, which kept me guessing until the end. Adamson has a lovely writing style that does nicely, making it hard to stop reading. The story is full of surprises and puzzling and inexplicable events and takes a lighthearted look at murder. Although aimed at young adults, as a mature reader, I found it to be a satisfying read.