352 pages
This cozy mystery set in the South is full of great characters and maintains an upbeat rhythm throughout. It is the second Liv and Di in Dixie Mystery, but reads just as well as a stand-alone.
Main character "Liv" has a party planning business and (of course) a great mind for solving crimes. When a local socialite who has a reputation for having affairs with married men is poisoned during a women's retreat, there are more than the usual suspects. Of course many believe the murderess is the visiting television celebrity who talks to ghosts.
Fee's writing is noticeably improved from her first book. If you like cozies this is a good one.
On a personal note, I met the author in Michigan's U.P., and we bonded over books and being transplants to Yooperland. She is a real Southern lady.
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