Meeting the Parents Can be Murder

Molly McGuire Cozy Mysteries #6

by Cindy Kline

Murder, Mystery and A Deadly Combination!

When Molly meets Liam's parents for the first time, she's full of nerves - but little does she know that things are about to take a deadly turn. When Liam's grandfather is killed, Molly finds herself at the center of a mysterious murder case. But she's not alone - Finn, her trusty leprechaun, and the resident ghosts of the town are ready and willing to help her solve the crime. With the clock ticking, Molly and her unlikely team race to uncover the truth about what happened - but the deeper they delve, the more dangerous things become. Will they be able to crack the case before it's too late, or will the killer strike again? Prepare yourself for an edge-of-your-seat mystery full of twists, turns, and supernatural surprises.

Clean No graphic violence, sex or strong language

227 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 10, 2023

Reviews

[Margaret A. Altemus · Rating 4 out of 5]

I have enjoyed all the Molly McGuire mysteries. I like the characters, the twists in the mysteries, and the process by which Molly learns of her “fairy blood”.
What I don’t need is to be repeatedly reminded that Molly needs 2 teaspoons of sugar in her tea. I have also found the last two books seem to involve a lot of drinking for both socialization and to get through solving puzzling deaths. I am by no means a teetotaler, but it just seemed a little much. Between the tea and alcohol, I’m not sure how Molly manages.
Nevertheless, this book brings Molly to meet her future in-laws in a literal centuries old castle. She encounters a ghost, gets help from her stuffed/real leprechaun, and manages to leave a good impression with her soon-to-be family. Now how they’ll manage a 500+ guest wedding would make an interesting sequel.

[Darlene C Robold · Rating 2 out of 5]

Lose the leprechaun! The mysteries and murders were good enough. I throughly dislike the use of the leprechaun and don’t actually see how the ghosts help the story. Once again, the word Dad is never capitalized and the first 2 words in every chapter are not separated. I thought Liam’s father was a doctor and things were tense between them because Liam had no desire to go into medicine. Instead they get along great and we never hear about anything other than the gardens. Lots of drinking and golf. I figured out who Gloria was before the engagement party and the identity of the murderer was obvious, just not to Molly. Disappointed in the book

[Anthony R Woods · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love this series

Another fantastic story and mystery. Molly, Loan and Finn solved the mystery of who killed Liam grandfather. Lots of intrigue filled with fun and laughter at their engagement party.

[lori · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love Molly McGuire

I love the characters. I like the Irish backdrop. The author is invested and it shows in the writing. Can't wait for the next book!!

[Susan Slaton · Rating 4 out of 5]

As soon as we were given the priest's muddy scarf clue, I figured the murders out. Another great story line with interesting characters. The editing was finally fixed...on the last book in the series! ha. I wish there was one more book with 'the murder at the wedding'. It would put an exclamation point to the series.

[Becky Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another fun installment of the Molly McGuire mysteries!

[Ella Deneau · Rating 5 out of 5]

clean easy read, love the characters and the story

Enjoyed the ease of this read, great vacation read, I have read every book in the series so far and enjoyed each one.

[Gretchen · Rating 3 out of 5]

In this book we get to meet Liam’s family. Of course, there’s a murder or two. I missed Molly’s friends and family, who weren’t in this one.

[Cynthia Zahn · Rating 5 out of 5]

On to book 7.

Another good read. On to the next one. I do not know why they say that the reviews have to be at least 20 words. Short and brief is more my thing.