Buried in Buttercream (Savannah Reid Mystery, #17) by G.A. McKevett

Aug 18, 2012 Robert rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: first-reads

This book deserves 3.5 stars, and for the purposes of Goodreads, I’ll round down my overall rating to 3 stars, since it’s hard for me to say I really liked this book. Sure, it was an entertainingly light, quick read, that didn’t require extensive amounts of brain power. I enjoyed Savannah and Dirk, and the rest of the clan, and it certainly had comic appeal with two wedding misfires, a rambunctious bunch of extended family, and many of the cities in Georgia were represented via character names....more This book deserves 3.5 stars, and for the purposes of Goodreads, I’ll round down my overall rating to 3 stars, since it’s hard for me to say I really liked this book. Sure, it was an entertainingly light, quick read, that didn’t require extensive amounts of brain power. I enjoyed Savannah and Dirk, and the rest of the clan, and it certainly had comic appeal with two wedding misfires, a rambunctious bunch of extended family, and many of the cities in Georgia were represented via character names. I’m sure I missed a few, but Atlanta, Savannah, Marietta, and Macon come to mind. All we needed were Augusta and Athens to round out the clan. Having spent some time in Georgia, and having visited or passed through those four cities, I certainly found it amusing.

What I didn’t find nearly amusing, though, were all of the exclamation points. I’ll defer to the great Elmore Leonard on this one who said, “Keep your exclamation points under control. You are allowed no more than two or three per 100,000 words of prose.” The author went a bit overboard in this case. I admit that I lost count, but I’d say there were probably forty or so in the entire novel, and the prose didn’t even reach 100,000 words. Now, these folks are from the south, and having lived in southeastern Virginia, I can honestly say folks enunciate their words a bit more clearly, and are a bit more animated in their speech patterns, but it’s probably a few too many when a reader starts counting exclamation points as he’s zooming through the prose.

Overall, though, if you enjoy the series, and have read all the Savannah Reid mysteries up to this point, you’ll certainly want to add this one to your collection. If you’re brand new to the series like me, you may want to start with an earlier Savannah Reid mystery.

While the following in no way influences my rating, I do feel it’s worth mentioning that it took nearly four months to receive my First Reads’ book, and I would like to share the following experience with you. To give you a bit of perspective, Goodreads suggests it may take as long as six to eight weeks to receive your First Reads wins, but in many cases I’ve received them in about half that time, and out of thirteen total first reads wins this one certainly takes the cake, as I’ve been buried in buttercream. I’d also like to mention that I sent the publisher’s representative two messages through Goodreads, after waiting what I considered to be an appropriate amount of time, and I never received a response to either one. If it wasn’t for the good folks at Goodreads, I’d probably still be without my book. Now, I do realize I received this book for free, but I was more than willing to do my part with an honest review. I suppose, in the end, I should be neither surprised, nor shocked, by what, in some cases, passes for customer service in the publishing industry. To be fair to Kensington, those folks might have decided my message didn’t warrant a response, but as I always appreciate good customer service, and don’t mind paying a bit more to receive it, I guess I expected more.

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May 17, 2012 Stacey Pagan rated it 5 of 5 stars

There are several other novels to this series; however, this is my first read by GA McKevett and what a read it was! I loved it from the first page to the last! Alas, I’m off to the library to start reading from the beginning!

Savannah, a plus-sized P.I., and Dirk have attempted to get married twice, with flops before both weddings were to start (fire at one and mudslide at second). Alas, it’s her third attempt (however, “third times the charm” doesn’t bode well in this novel) for the happy coup...more

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Apr 16, 2012 Seletta Raven rated it 4 of 5 stars

In the preceding book 'A Decadent Way to Die', the ending was both sad and shocking. Buried in Buttercream picks up three months later into a moment where things are better but disaster seems to following Savannah Reid, PI extraordinaire and her long time best friend who finally tying the knot.

One wedding results in the venue being burned down and the second ends with a murder, leaving Savannah, sadly unwed, forced to put up with her spoiled siblings and their bratty kids in her tiny house much...more

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Apr 01, 2012 Julie Barrett rated it 5 of 5 stars

Buried in Buttercream A Savannah Reid Mystery by G.A. McKevett
Something about the title made me want to read this book.
From the first page it's action packed and a mystery all in one. She won't just stand there
and let things happen. She is a policewoman and on her wedding day, just an hour before it
was to happen the community hall where it was to take place burns and with all her wedding
apparel and that of the bridesmaids. She looks at the crowd and figures out who it is and goes
after them. She...more

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Mar 28, 2012 Dee Haddrill rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit, contemporary-romance, romantic-suspense, 5-stars, read-2012

Ms McKevett has done it again. Another awesome episode in the life of Savannah Reid!

After two failed attempts to marry her long-time partner (and recently realised love), Dirk Coulter, everyone hoped the third time would be the charm, but before Savannah can walk down the aisle, she finds her wedding planner, floating dead in a pool at the country club. Finding the killer becomes the focus of Savannah and Dirk, but the biggest problem comes when the wedding planner is found to have more enemies...more

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Mar 07, 2012 Nancy Narma rated it 4 of 5 stars

“To Have and To Hold…In Custody??”

Everything seemed in perfect order for the long-awaited wedding of Savannah Reid and Dirk Coulter until an arsonist torched their plans and their venue; the local community center, along with Savannah’s gown and the special touches that were worked on so lovingly for their reception.. All went up in a puff of smoke and left them with a sad reminder in ashes. Watching their dreams go up in flames was not what they had planned for their wedding night. Neither was...more “To Have and To Hold…In Custody??”

Everything seemed in perfect order for the long-awaited wedding of Savannah Reid and Dirk Coulter until an arsonist torched their plans and their venue; the local community center, along with Savannah’s gown and the special touches that were worked on so lovingly for their reception.. All went up in a puff of smoke and left them with a sad reminder in ashes. Watching their dreams go up in flames was not what they had planned for their wedding night. Neither was catching the pyromaniac, but that is exactly what the Detective Sergeant and his bride-to-be/former police sergeant did! When the reality of what had happened to their wedding coupled with the nightmarish reminders of a close brush with death while on the San Carmelita Police Force, Savannah wrestled with how they would be able to proceed with another ceremony—especially since funds were low and expectations high from her McGill, Georgia-based family who had descended upon her for the nuptials—all 15 of them!! Friends of the Bride and Groom; John Gibson and Ryan Stone, came to the rescue and “gifted” the couple with the services of cranky, opinionated Wedding Planner, Madeline Aberson. Madeline and Savannah did not hit it off from almost the first hello, but gradually warmed as the ceremony neared. Finding a venue was to be the largest problem of all. Savannah had tried to book the Stardust Pavilion in McGivney Canyon, only to be turned away due to a damaging mudslide. She began to wonder if they shouldn’t be getting married at all. After some discussion with Dirk, and a suggestion from Madeline, the Country Club by the lake was chosen. Their wedding day came and all factions were running smoothly—the ceremony site decorated and ready, the attendants dressed all in blue with Savannah’s talented Sister; Atlanta providing her vocal and guitar talents and finally, Savannah; coiffed and looking like a picture in her gown. Savannah went over her list for the last time, when she discovered she didn’t have Grandpa Reid’s wedding band for Dirk. She asked her Sister; Marietta if she had it, but discovered it had been left in a garbage bag in the Bridal Suite along with other Bridal Day essentials. The bride scooted back to the Bridal Suite to collect the ring, only to find the room had been straightened and Madeline’s cell phone ringing. Savannah found the ring and called to Madeline, with no response. She stepped to the open French doors leading to the private patio with its own small pool adorned with blossoms and candles—AND a body floating face down in the once-pristine water. Madeline Aberson!! Needless to say, the ceremony was cancelled once again. Who would want to see the demise of Madeline Aberson? Her soon-to-be ex-husband; Ethan? Her irate, disgusted, soon-to-be penniless former business partner; Odelle Peters? Or maybe the “Woman Scorned”; Francie Di Napoli?? Will Savannah and Dirk ever tie the knot? This is the first Savannah Reid mystery I have read, but it will not be my last. I was tugged in several directions while trying to discover the guilty party and chuckled more than once over the antics of Savannah’s zany family and loved the inclusion of her beloved felines; Diamante and Cleopatra. I’m definitely looking forward to the author’s next title.
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Feb 11, 2012 Brenda Casto rated it 5 of 5 stars

Imagine if you will it's your wedding day, and shortly before the nuptials the building that you intend to use burns to the ground, everything gone, well that's what happened to PI Savannah Reid and her beau Dirk Coulter. They decide to try again, and use the services of wedding planner Madeline Aberson, and while she seems to know what she is doing Savannah really doesn't like her.When the big day arrives things seem to be going off without a hitch, well that is until someone finds Madeline's b...more Imagine if you will it's your wedding day, and shortly before the nuptials the building that you intend to use burns to the ground, everything gone, well that's what happened to PI Savannah Reid and her beau Dirk Coulter. They decide to try again, and use the services of wedding planner Madeline Aberson, and while she seems to know what she is doing Savannah really doesn't like her.When the big day arrives things seem to be going off without a hitch, well that is until someone finds Madeline's body floating in a pool, right before the bride and groom get to say their I do's. Putting the wedding on hold to try and find the killer, they quickly learn that there is a string of suspects a half a mile long. Can they solve the crime, and perhaps prove that the third time's the charm where weddings are concerned?
I really enjoyed this book! A great little murder mystery that kept wondering who the perp was right up until the end, I actually never figured out who the killer was. I loved the character of Savannah. Her southern dialect and phrases made this book a joy to read, and her quirky family kept the book interesting.She was also struggling with some issues because of some scarring on her body that made her seem very down to earth and real. The author's choice of words easily brought the story to life, allowing me to visualize not only the characters but interactions between the characters not to mention the different settings in the story. The brothel scene really stood out for me! I enjoyed the secondary story that developed between Tammy and Waycross and look forward to seeing where that leads.

I hadn't heard of this series until I picked up this book, not sure how I missed it, but you can bet that I intend to go back and read the series from the beginning! Since it is a series book, I felt like there were things that I was missing, making me wonder what had happened in previous books.A great mystery with a southern flair that kept me turning the pages to see what would happen. I also enjoyed the fact that it was a clean read, no adult language or overly descriptive details of the murder. Just a fun read that will keep you guessing who- dun- it while wondering if Savannah and Dirk will ever get married!

Highly recommended!

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Apr 10, 2012 Jeannie and Louis Rigod rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was only the second time I had read a book from this series and it was years ago. The first thing very evident, to me, was I truly need to read the rest of the series and then re-read "Buried in Buttercream." Although the book is a murder mystery, there is so much reflecting back to when Savannah (main character) was shot from an earlier novel, that it was unsettling to me.

Savannah and her fiance, a policeman, Dirk Coulter are getting married, that is until there is a fire, a mudslide, and...more

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Mar 26, 2012 Nora-adrienne rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: cozies

Buried in Buttercream
By G.A. McKevett
Copyright April 2012
Publisher: Kensington Books

After a recent brush with death, plus-sized P.I. and bride-to-be Savannah Reid has decided to stop sweating the small stuff. But when an event planner comes in to arrange her wedding, Savannah discovers that murder can ruin even the best laid plans…

Hailed as the wedding planner to the stars, Madeline Aberson has orchestrated some of the most exclusive soirees in Hollywood. But when Madeline becomes embroiled in...more Buried in Buttercream
By G.A. McKevett
Copyright April 2012
Publisher: Kensington Books

After a recent brush with death, plus-sized P.I. and bride-to-be Savannah Reid has decided to stop sweating the small stuff. But when an event planner comes in to arrange her wedding, Savannah discovers that murder can ruin even the best laid plans…

Hailed as the wedding planner to the stars, Madeline Aberson has orchestrated some of the most exclusive soirees in Hollywood. But when Madeline becomes embroiled in a nasty divorce, her life falls apart, and rumors swirl that her parties have become total duds. Desperate for work, Madeline finds herself planning far less glamorous affairs, including none other than Savannah Reid’s wedding to Dirk Coulter.

It doesn’t take long for the opinionated Madeline to get on Savannah’s last nerve, and when the big day finally arrives, Savannah can’t wait to send Madeline packing. But when the bride finds Madeline’s body face down in the pool, floating among an elegant array of rose petals, it’s clear that someone has already hastened the diva’s departure. For better or for worse Savannah and Dirk put their wedding on hold, vowing instead to find out who killed Madeline and why…

If it weren't for bad luck, Savannah and Dirk would have no luck at all. As Savannah and Dirk stand in shock, watching the building where they were to be married burning to the ground, with her wedding gown and the bridal party’s dresses burned to cinders. The unhappy couple are discussing the fact that Dirk should not have hit the fireman (a friend of Dirk’s) who stopped him from running back into the building to try and save Savannah’s and the Bridal Party’s dresses.
Jim’s phone rings and he turns away from the unhappy couple to answer it and find out that the fire was a case of arson and that it appeared to be the work of a serial arsonist who they were looking for. Dirk and Savannah decide to help look for a suspect since their training gave them the knowledge that most arsonists stick around to watch their work and get some sick pleasure out of it. They split up and start looking carefully through the crowd. Savannah notices a lone watcher on a high point over the parking lot and slowly approaches from a tangent.
She calls Dirk and tells him she thinks she’s got their guy. She quietly approaches and finds a young man so fixated on the fire below that he is unaware of Savannah’s approach. Noticing a reversed Pentacle on a chain around the suspect’s neck she calls Dirk with her location and that she is sure this is the guy. Long story short, they collar the guy and he’s off to jail.
Dirk and Savannah are now at a loss with how to proceed with their wedding plans. They’ve spent a bundle and can’t afford to be this extravagant a second time. Thankfully they have wonderful friends in John and Ryan. These wonderful guys have decided to gift Savannah with a Wedding Planner to help them find a new venue for their wedding at a price they can manage to squeeze out of their savings.
While everyone has heard of Bridezillas, Madeline is the Planzilla of the worst sort. After Van gets her to actually listen, they manage to find a sort of happy medium on venues and costs. The wedding is back on. Of course while all this is going on, Van’s family is ensconced in her small house rubbing on her last nerve and eating her out of house and home while turning the place into a veritable pigsty.
Finally the happy day again arrives, and as Savannah gets ready to walk down the aisle she asks her sister Marietta and asks her if she has Granpa’s ring. Marietta looks at her blankly for a second and thinks. Oh, I stuffed it in that big white garbage bag with all your other stuff. Savannah takes off for the Bridal Room praying that the bag is still there, along with the ring she was going to give Dirk.
Entering the room she finds the ring and looking out the French Doors to a patio attached to the Bridal Room. There she see’s Madeline face down in the pool DEAD! Calling her sister Marietta to go and get Dirk, she verbally chastises her for arguing. She tells Dirk that he might as well bring Dr. Liu along since she’s the Coroner and can begin processing the scene. Another wedding day ruined and a probable murder to solve.
I love this series. I’ve been a fan since “Just Desserts” came out so many years ago. I am sure that this series will be around for many more years.

FTC Full Disclosure: I received this book from the publisher who only requested a fair and impartial review.
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Apr 16, 2012 Kat rated it 5 of 5 stars

this was the newest of teh savannah books. she finally marries her cop friend after all these years. but it took 3 or 4 tries, due to a fire in teh hall and a murder in the hotel. i dont know why they had to wait, why would they have to solve the murder before getting married? they should have saved all the money and hassle and gotten married on the beach to begin with

i dont know if hes going to move into her house and what hes going to do with his trailer now. i hope he cleans up his act and ac...more

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Mar 13, 2012 Julie Barrett rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Buried in Buttercream A Savannah Reid Mystery by G.A. McKevett
Something about the title made me want to read this book.
From the first page it's action packed and a mystery all in one. She won't just stand there
and let things happen. She is a policewoman and on her wedding day, just an hour before it
was to happen the community hall where it was to take place burns and with all her wedding
apparel and that of the bridesmaids. She looks at the crowd and figures out who it is and goes
after them. Sh...more

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Jul 26, 2012 R J Mckay rated it 4 of 5 stars

In "Buried in Buttercream" , detective Savannah Reid is attempting to marry Dirk Coulter. However, pesky things keep getting in her way. First, the Community center is torched, reducing her dress and those of her brides'maids to ashes. The culprit is caught and soon another wedding is being planned. Friends John and Ryan offer Savannah the services of Madeline Aberson, the 'wedding planner to the stars'. However, before the vows can be spoken, Ms Aberson, is found dead. Savannah and Disk are onc...more

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Jun 02, 2012 Trisha rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I really enjoyed this although got a bit sick of the Reid family bickering. I'm also very glad I had read previous reviews which said they wished they'd read the previous book due to all the references to it. They were right and I was very glad to have read it just before this. I can't believe all the calamadies that befell Savannah and Dirk as they kept trying to get married. I loved Gran's "lecture" to Savannah on forgiveness I as was beginning to tired of her wallowing in what had happened. O...more

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Apr 24, 2012 Susan rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery-california, murder-culinary

PI Savannah Reid is ready to marry policeman Dirk Coulter, but their first attempt ends when an arsonist torches the venue. Then there's the mudslide. Then, just as Savannah is ready to walk down the aisle, she discovers a body. The murderer has really irritated Savannah, and she and Dirk go after him. Hey, it's a way to get out of Savannah's small house, which is filled with her large Georgia family, come to California to attend the wedding. Savannah is also dealing with issues left over from t...more

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Aug 21, 2012 Nancy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, humor, mystery

All Dirk and Savannah wanted to do was get married, but multiple interruptions interfered with their wedded bliss. Capturing an arsonist would prove to be easy but finding the person who murdered their wedding planner took us on an outing of pure delight.

The adventures, the laughter, the worries, the camaraderie and the search for a killer kept me guessing in this exciting and amusing whodunit. A great cast including the eccentric and quirky Reid family and witty and at times hilarious dialogue...more

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May 26, 2012 Shirley rated it 4 of 5 stars

Plus sized PI Savannah and her Detective BF have been thwarted three times trying to get married. With her large family staying with Savannah, the tight quarters and all the bickering are a nuisance to her and Dirk while they try to solve the murder of their wedding planner. Lots of romance, typical family squables, and sleuthing are a good mix for this mystery. She mentions her injuries received before the nupitals were planned, so I plan to find a previous book ot fill in the questions about t...more

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Oct 01, 2012 Tracy Tibbels rated it 2 of 5 stars

This is the second food/mystery book I've read. I'm not really impressed. I guess I think, if they put food on the cover, maybe they'll include recipes or something? Or at least be interesting? Okay, to be totally honest, I didn't have great expectations for this book. I grabbed it because I knew I was going to need a piece of fluff to read after the one I read before it. Despite the fact that this was a murder mystery, it was, indeed, fluff. I didn't hate it. It's just that I was only mildly en...more

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Sep 07, 2012 Caro rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery

I really enjoyed this book. There was humor (a pretty good dose), love, laughter, bickering, and suspense. I would read this book again. I liked the characters (all of them) and bet I'll enjoy the other books in this series. This is the first I've read and I'm now going to start at the beginning. I liked the 'southern hospitality' too. I kinda wish I had the meshing love/hate family relationship that was portrayed in this book. I liked the investigating and the twist at the end. Poor Suz and Dir...more

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Jun 07, 2012 Patricia rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery

AAn enjoyable book. Savannah Reid and Dick Coulter have made it to the altar at least twice when disaster struck, preventing the nuptial from actually taking place. In the meantime, Savannah's small home (with 1-1.2 baths) is bursting with 15 family house guests who have come to see Savannah and Dick get married. They are loud, messy and seem to have bladders the size of thimbles and Savannah loves everyone of them. However, this leaves absolutely no quiet time for Savannah and Dick. On top of t...more

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May 06, 2012 Terri rated it 2 of 5 stars

I used to really like this series. Now, all the southern trashy talking cliches are overwhelming...there must be a book somewhere with quaint southern-inspired saying, and I believe the author used everyone, and possibly made up some of her own. AND, the family,...just how long would one person put up with the inconsiderate users in this family, except for 4 members, and NOT blow their top??? The story could have been good except for the over use of the cliches and the rotten family members.

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Oct 07, 2012 Anne rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012

This is a cozy sort of murder mystery, the 14th in the series. It has its own trademark jokes and established relationships of the cast and supporting characters. This book does not do much to fill out the people and if I didn't already know them I would be lost on much of the interaction. I have more trouble reading these regular mysteries these days; they are not all that well plotted or intriguing. I find myself skimming them sometimes. I mostly read this one. The main character is getting ma...more

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Apr 07, 2012 Kristin rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: cozy, mystery, series

I must have missed a couple because the last one I remember reading Savannah and Dirk were not a couple. I have to admit as much as I like this series Savannah's family really got on my nerves in this one. They aren't usually as much of a presence in the books. If that was my family I would have thrown them all out already, love them or not. They were annoying. I'm looking forward to seeing where the next one goes now that they are married. I hope it doesn't ruin the series.

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Feb 18, 2013 Susan rated it 3 of 5 stars

I'm new to this series, and agree with a lot of the other reviews that it would be better to have read earlier books in the series first. I do love a good cozy mystery, and this series probably will keep me entertained when I read the earlier ones. However, I am finding it difficult to suspend my disbelief that a police detective would actively investigate with a PI, even if she was his former partner... Or that his department would allow him to do so.

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Nov 11, 2012 Megan rated it 2 of 5 stars

This book was okay. I really had to fight myself to finish it, because about a quarter of the way in, I was just really sick of Savannah's cliche Southern speak. Obviously, people love this series as this book seems to have 4 stars, but once again, I disagree with the majority. It was okay, could have been more involved of a plot, and could have been less cliche. Maybe I should have started at book #1 though!

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Dec 16, 2012 Cassie Daniel rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: audible

This took forever to get going. Once it dose it is enjoyable but then we just can't find to seem the killer and the story just drags and drags. I mean 4 wedding attempts were a bit much. However, I loath Van's family! They made me want to stop reading this book the way they acted. Not enjoyable at all. Her grandmother and brother were the only redeeming members. Overall a good read an I wait with anticipation for the next book!

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Aug 05, 2012 Beth rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2012

I have read several of the earlier books in this series and enjoyed them. This was no exception. Savannah is such an engaging character, and the scenes with her family are priceless. Nice to see a mystery series that remains strong even as the number of entries piles up. Looking forward to the next installment.

Publisher furnished a copy of this book through a giveaway program.

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Apr 29, 2012 Lisa (Limarie) rated it 4 of 5 stars

When a wedding planner is murdered, Savannah and Dirk must put their lives on hold to solve the crime. And, this time, Savannah's entire family is along for the ride. I thought this was a well-planned plot. Must say, I didn't figure it out until near the end. Without giving anything away, I'm still in a state of adjustment to recent changes in Savannah's life. Oh, and I LOVE the title!

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May 03, 2012 Alison added it · review of another edition

Shelves: cozy-mystery

This was book seventeen in the Savannah Reid series, and I thought it was a good read. The story is set three months after the previous book, and Savannah is still trying to pick up the pieces after the events that changed her life in that story. I would strongly suggest that if you haven't read the previous book in the series, A Decadent Way to Die, read it before starting this one. The mystery in this book seemed to be secondary to Savannah's recovery, but it was still an entertaining read, an...more

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May 02, 2013 Sara rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013

This is the first book I have read in this series and I won't be reading any of the others. It was just ok - nothing stands out and had very little suspense for a mystery. The main characters are forgettable and I wanted to smack the main character's family members throughout the whole book.

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Jun 22, 2012 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

Fire, mudslide, murder all keep Savannah and Dirk from getting married (don't worry, things get better). I did not see the solution of the murder coming. Not because it was an "out of nowhere" solution but because Ms. McKevett kept several suspects as possibilities right up until the end.

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