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#52
This book was fantastic, hopefully I can find the third one to read of this series

I'm starting my witchy/spooky season reading off with a fluffy one. The story is super cute, but I was throughly annoyed with the way the characters are written and the fact that the spiciness is incogruous with that. It's such a weird combination for descriptions. Not bad, but definitely not great. #52-2024

A very fun mystery! This was a blind pick from a jar at the public library and I really enjoyed it. Don‘t rule out plausible exist-ability. Book#52 in 2024

When the past shows up I. A negative way great read 🙌🏽📖… I‘m really sad that I‘m getting to the end of this series I‘m heading into #52 with a little heavier heart that I‘m getting to where I have to wait for the next book to come out … oh well I guess it‘s something I‘ll have to look forward to 😊📖

I have come to love this author! This was a definite 4.5☆ and a great audiobook. Ruby McTavish is the matriarch of Tavistock NC. When she dies her adopted son, who is her heir, receives a letter from the uncle and has to return to Ashby house to get things in order, even though he vowed never to return. Jules, his wife, just knows they will make their home there. And as the book unfolds, we read Ruby's letters that hint at dark secrets⬇️

The ending of this series was so satisfying for me. So glad there are more Crusie/Mayer collabs promised at the end of this book. I've missed the fun Crusie style and mixed with the Mayer military knowledge is such a winner in my book. #52-2023

#52
Pretty good listen, while walking

An easy read about two elderly people who live in the same Independent Living Facility (not a nursing home!). They become fast friends who decide to embark on an adventure to escape the renovations at said living home but really they end up bonding over their life experiences. Book #52 in 2023

23 #52 Kristin Harmel never fails.

Book #52
3.5/4
Hendrix doesn't really fit into a genre - I've read all of his novels to date (my favourites being My Best Friend 's Exorcism and Horrorstör), and I'd have to say that the recipe for a Hendrix book is equal parts horror, creepiness, humor, and nostalgia.