Chelsea Field returns to Jane Reads with another Eat, Pray, Die Humorous Mystery!
The Blurb
Izzy and the gang are back in book four of this funny, romantic, mystery series. And the stakes have never been higher…
When Izzy agreed to become an undercover poison taster, she didn’t anticipate that it might involve driving around the streets of Los Angeles with a corpse in the trunk.
Because the police asked her to.
She also didn’t think finding a body together could be considered a bonding experience until she met Connor’s family.
But fate delights in marking its territory all over Izzy’s expectations. And this time she’ll be caught between the powers of Homeland Security, an evil human trafficking ring, and the Taste Society all working toward different ends…
Because the police asked her to.
She also didn’t think finding a body together could be considered a bonding experience until she met Connor’s family.
But fate delights in marking its territory all over Izzy’s expectations. And this time she’ll be caught between the powers of Homeland Security, an evil human trafficking ring, and the Taste Society all working toward different ends…
Poison and Prejudice by Chelsea Field
Series: An Eat, Pray, Die Humorous Mystery, #4
Genre: Cozy Mystery
Publication Date: June 13, 2017
Publisher: JFP Press
Paperback: 334 pages
ISBN-10: 0994575688
ISBN-13: 978-0994575685
ISBN-10: 0994575688
ISBN-13: 978-0994575685
e-Book File Size: 3174 KB
ASIN: B072BFNTFS
Click here for an excerpt from Chapter One, on Author Chelsea Field's website.
The Review
I love reading about Izzy! Author Chelsea Field has created such a wonderful character — engaging, relatable, likable, and easy to root for. Izzy has a great supporting cast, including her neighbor Etta, her housemate Oliver, her "main squeeze" Connor, Connor's mother Mae, and Connor's sister Harper.
I enjoy reading about the evolving relationship between Izzy and Connor. In this latest episode of Izzy's exploits, they are six weeks into their relationship, which began in Poison is the New Black. Sophisticated, serious, strong-silent-type Connor is such a contrast to down-to-(Australian)-earth, hilarious, talkative Izzy, which really adds to the fun of Poison and Prejudice.
The fast-moving, clever plot immediately drew me in, and I finished it in one day. I was impressed by the complexity of the plot, created by weaving together several sub-plots, each with a plausible mystery situation. The action builds to a thrilling climax.
The marvelous ending of Poison and Prejudice made me smile. I loved it! I can't wait for next book! I will absolutely continue with the Eat, Pray, Die Humorous Mystery series.
I highly recommend Poison and Prejudice to all fans of humorous mysteries, especially fans of Chelsea Field's other mysteries, and to those who love a madcap mystery.
I absolutely loved Poison and Prejudice, and hereby bestow upon it our top ranking of Five Kitties!
Five out of Five Kitties
Note: I received an advanced review copy of Poison and Prejudice, and voluntarily reviewed it.
All opinions shared are 100% my own.
All opinions shared are 100% my own.
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