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I almost finished this in one sitting yesterday, but made the mistake of taking some extra edibles that kicked in a little too soon.

At least this is really short and goes a lot faster than RP2 and Midnight Sun.

Finished the first section covered on the "372 Pages" podcast. This is rather boring, though I've laughed a couple of times at the clumsily handled drug trafficking plot. I'm sure Mike and Conor will be able to draw some entertainment from this thin gruel of wedding planning and an indistinguishable cast of thousands (and one cat).

The situation with the current "372 Pages" book left me a little down (I'm sure that the podcast episode covering its second half will cheer me up, but that isn't due until next week), so I'm going back a couple years to their first "cozy" selection. I bought a copy for my sister, too, so she could join in on the fun. She's a mystery fan, and I'm sure she'll be entertained. :)

I'm glad the hosts of 372 Pages had fun with this book but as someone who has been reading a lot of cozy mystery novels, I'm kinda bored.

Three authors and none of them know how drugs work.

Very Hallmark and very boring. It feels like having to sit through one of those get togethers your mom drags you to when you were a kid because she couldn't find a sitter.

I don't think the authors really understand the nuance of the drug epidemic. It feels like I'm reading a D.A.R.E campaign but worse.