Death and a Peppermint Patty: A Pumpkin Hollow Mystery

I had to take a little trip to Pumpkin Hollow for a St. Patrick's Day themed read. (I'm always a bit ahead on holidays. I don't know why.)

I enjoyed this book, but I can't say it was one of my favorites of the series. I felt like there weren't as many compelling possibilities for who might have "done it." Also, everyone's "reason" seemed to be a bit repeated and reused.

There was a great deal of arguing that took place in the restaurant mentioned, and I kept thinking that nobody would ever want to eat there, not if everyone that worked there was constantly having loud and public arguments about things.

It wasn't perfect, and it wasn't my favorite of the series, but this was still a good book, and I would still recommend the Pumpkin Hollow series to anyone who likes cozy mysteries.