Hunting for a killer

I enjoyed this book. What would the world do without Liz Lucas to solve all the murders? Or even without Dianne Harman to write them? Be very bored, that's what. This is another great example of why her series have such long runs, this series contains thirteen books so far, Northwest Cozy Mystery Series is at sixteen, Murder in Cottonwood Springs is at 14, High Desert Cozy fifteen and all of them contain love able dogs, great characters, good mysteries, tasty recipes and lots of suspects. Keep them coming.
Liz finds herself invited to a prestigious hunting club which is booked up years in advance when a member drops out and her husband Roger is offered the place. Liz isn't interested in hunting but with the prestigious lodge comes there very own chief and she might get some new recipes to try out on her own customers. Before she can even whip up a meal , Roger's law school friend is found dead. The owner of the lodge doesn't want the reputation to be blemished and is quick to hush it all up by telling the other guests the dead man had to leave early. He even asks Liz to notify the family. Liz is quick to suspect fowl play and secure the crime scene and starts to investigate by questioning everybody that could have had a motive. Can she find the evidence to prove he was murdered? And convince the lodge owner there is a killer walking about?
I like the narrator. She has read a number of this authors books and always puts in a good performance.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

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