(Cafe Cinema Mystery #1)
252 pages
"Broke, unemployed barista Halley Greer is shocked when she inherits an Art Deco movie palace from the great uncle she remembers meeting once as a child. She moves to the charming tourist town of Utopia Springs, Arkansas to claim her legacy...
"The opening night of My Fair Lady looks like a big hit, and her new life feels like a bit of movie magic until a customer turns up dead during intermission.
"With the cops eyeing her as a suspect, Halley digs into the victim's life and runs into a tangle of blackmail and secrets. Can Halley and her friends unmask a killer before the curtain comes down for keeps?" --from the publisher
The author is an acquaintance of mine and such a sweet lady so I wanted to give this a rave review. Plus, I really enjoyed her Liv and Di in Dixie series. However, this one fell a little flat for me. I think it needed a quirky character or an interesting side story. I give it three out of five stars.
