My Review of Booked for Murder by P. J. Nelson

Title: Booked For Murder

Author: P.J. Nelson

Expected Publication: December 10.2024

Publisher: Dreamscape Media/ Minotaur Books

Genre: Cozy Mystery/Mystery/Fiction/Mystery Thriller

Pages: 336 pages

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Review:

It's a small town with an interesting start. Madeline is taking a break from acting and she returns to her hometown because she inherited a bookstore after her Aunt Rose passed away. From the beginning as soon as she arrives there is a fire in the Gazebo. When the first responders can turn it off they decide to investigate it because the fire happens under suspicious circumstances and they believe arson was a great possibility. 

To add to the whole scenario Madeline starts receiving threatening phone calls, telling her to leave or they would burn down her home and bookstore. When a younger college student asked her if she could stay the night Madeline agreed, unfortunately, that night another fire was started, and when Madeline was trying to get her new friend out of the house she found her stabbed and deceased in the house. After the first responders can get the fire out and then a murder investigation ensues. 

Madeline teams up with a preacher, Gloria, who was a woman and her aunt's friend to try to solve the murder while Madeline is trying to solve the murder she's also dealing with the loss of her aunt and her acting career and she is dealing with a lot. 

This was an amazing Audiobook. I listened to it and was pulled into the book and I was hooked. This is a great start to a new series! The narrator fits the story as well and then the accents with the story I loved it! Thank you Dreamscape Media and Netgalley for the opportunity to listen to this one it was an AMAZING listen! 

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