Murder and the Money Pit

ARC - I voluntarily offered to review this book with no obligations and my opinions are honest Lily was just recovering from the last murder investigation. When she uncovers a dead body, she cannot leave it alone. But not to worry, Smooshie is right there to help Lily to solve this case. I loved the storytelling + the characters The storytelling + the character's build were awesome!

We’re back with Lily Mason and her pit Smooshie. These two characters make for an interesting book. The author has humor, mystery, mayhem, narrow minded officials and a hunky employer. What more can you ask for in a good book? Rhe characters will have you laughing and crying at their antics all wrapped up in a great story.

Something is afoot (pun intended) in Moonrise. Yep, Lilly is still fighting her attraction to Parker and still finding mysteries and bodies or body. Smooshie is just as sweet and mischievous as I remember. However, there are some newbies, to Lilly anyway, who add more spice to her life. I love series that are stand alone books but the characters move on in the next one.  There is evidence of murder, close to home, and she hates to call the sherif—they aren't exactly buds. There is trouble and murder and so much. As usual, she is in the middle of it all. There is plenty to keep her busy, besides remodeling her new home. And plenty to keep you wondering. Can you figure out the culprit or is it culprits? I have to say, I love Parker, I want them to be together. In this world, shifters and humans are not fated and don't marry. They can't have children and the human ages more quickly than the shifter, a cougar in Lilly's case. This makes me sad, but then Smooshie does something Smooshieish and I am happy again.  I keep hoping things will change and who knows. This was a book I promised myself I'd wait a day or so to read because I was really busy. Just couldn't do it. I love this sister series as much as the Witchin' Impossible series. Don't miss either. Another fun, interesting mystery from one of my favorite authors. Thank you, Ms. George. Keep 'em coming.