*~Review: The Quiche and the Dead by: Kirsten Weiss~5 Stars~*

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I want to give a huge thank you to Kensington Books and NetGalley for providing me with an eARC in exchange for an honest review.

Synopsis: Val Harris owns her own pie shop called Pie Town that is cozy and has a vintage setup. Pie Town is a small business that attracts locals and tourists. One day after losing a bet with a regular customer she gives the customer(Joe) a quiche as the reward for losing the bet. After Joe takes a bite of the quiche, he suddenly dies. Local police suspect foul play and Val’s business is the one to pay for the crime. Pie crust maker Charlene makes a wager with Val and they decide to investigate the suspicious death. Charlene is in her 70’s, a conspiracy theorist, wears a supposed narcoleptic and deaf cat around her neck and has the mindset of a teenager. Val is still battling from her new breakup with her ex fiance and has devoted all of her time in Pie Town. Together Val and Charlene start investigating Joe’s murder and so much adventure awaits. Will these ladies solve Joe’s murder? Can they save Pie Town? Read The Quiche and the Dead by Kirsten Weiss to find out!

Review: I give The Quiche and the Dead 5 out of 5 awesome stars! This was the perfect cozy for me. This book was full of adventure, humor, mystery and friendship. I loved both of the main heroines in this story. I really enjoyed Charlene’s character, she was a hoot! Charlene is what I want to be when I grow old! She reminded me of Grandma Mazur from the Stephanie Plum series but she had her own special wildness to her. This book made me laugh, smile and was just what the doctor ordered to lighten my mood. I recommend this book to anyone who loves a good cozy mystery, you won’t be disappointed!

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  1. Great review! I actually love the friendship trope – and kooky old women in books. They give no fucks and it’s hilarious; I agree with you, that’s the goal when you’re old 😀 This book sounds like a lot of fun!x

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    1. Thanks so much for your feedback!!! Yes kooky old women rock!!! lol. That is definitely the goal in life. I will be the old lady raising hell! Fuck yes!

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  2. Sounds like a fun book, not my usual stuff but as I’m getting on towards a kooky twilight I might just give it a go! 😂

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    1. Thanks for your feeback fr!!! I realky enjoyed it! Sometimes its good to go out of our comfort zone! Lol. Either way I hope you have a great weekend and thanks for your support!😉💖📚

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  3. You are on a cozy roll Dani! It looks like I’m going to,have to try this one too.☺️

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    1. Lol yeah it seems of late I’ve been reading quite a few cozies I think its because my mood is low🤕😓 Thanks so much for your continued support Kim! You are the best!🤗📚🌈

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      1. I’m sending you tons of hugs. You hang in there kiddo.😙😙😙😙
        #yourock

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        1. Thanks Kim🤗🤗🤗 Also thanks for being there for me! You helped me through a lot! Make sure to catch up on some much needed R&R and time with the hubby. Times like this make us realize how lucky we are to have our loved ones with us😓 Hugs!!!! And you rock more!😉🌈📚

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  4. Glad you enjoyed this one Dani! I just knew you’d have to love Charlene she was just awesome. 🙂 One of those that the characters just pop out and grab you and who cares if they ever solve a murder or not, it’s just fun to hang with them. 🙂

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    1. I agree Carrie!!! I absolutely loved Charlene she was badass!!!💖💖💖📚🤘🤘

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      1. Definitely a fun one. I’ll have to keep an eye out for the next in the series now. 🙂

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