Elvis and the Grateful Dead

from journeys

I am always excited about starting a series, because when an author writes a good book with characters I enjoy, one book just isn't enough. So, I was happy to get this book. Elvis impersonators, dogs, the south - should be fun. I was a little disappointed. I didn't get past the first 40 pages. To...

from tiddleyboom

Well, I won this book thru Early Reviewers. I thought it would be a fun little read. I think I got to about page 35 when I set it aside. Normally, I like cozy mysteries. This one just didn't catch my interest. Maybe the overwhelming number of characters introduced early, or maybe because I didn't...

from phyllis2779

I had previously read one of Peggy Webb's romances and liked it, so I requested this one through Early Reviewers. It was a serious disappointment. A rather boring mystery. I guessed the guilty party immediately after the first murder, even though the character on the surface seemed very unlikely....

from Nextian

"Elvis and the Grateful Dead" is the second book in the Southern Cousins Mystery series. It follows Callie (a locally famed hair artist) and her bassett hound Elvis (who thinks he is the reincarnation of The King) as they bumble their way through finding out who has been knocking off Elvis impers...

from PhireAngel

An Elvis impersonator festival and contest should be full of sequins, crooners, good music and food--especially when it's being held in the King's hometown. But when someone starts picking off the impersonators, it's up to Callie Jones, her estranged mystery man ex-husband, and her basset hound E...