Meg Langslow Mysteries: Crouching Buzzard, Leaping Loon (Paperback)

from cyderry

Meg has injured her hand and so she has to put her ironworks on hold but that doesn't mean that she can't help her brother find out what's not right at the office of Mutant Wizards, the software company that Rob founded with Lawyers from Hell. Rob is a bit quirky and so he installed a robotic mai...

from Vilakins

A fun crime series with a likeable blacksmith protagonist with an eccentric family. This one is set in Meg's brother's computer game company (he came up with Lawyers from Hell) and is lots of geeky fun. There are also birds involved, as always in this series.

from rocalisa

I think this series is great fun. They're a quick, funny read with a decent mystery. Certainly, iI didn't peg the murderer - although I have to admit that I don't actually try when reading mysteries these days. I'm along for the ride, not the mental exercise and I just want to enjoy the book, not...

from drebbles

When Meg Langslow hurts her hand and is unable to work as a blacksmith, she agrees to work at her brother Rob's computer game company Mutant Wizards. Rob feels that something isn't right at the company and asks Meg to look around while she is working there. Before long, Meg has a real problem on ...

from francescadefreitas

The was the most entertaining of the flurry of cozy mysteries I've read recently. I even snickered a few times. There were a few of the inevitable errors made by a non-IT professional when describing work in an IT company, but nothing bad enough to be really annoying. I'll be looking out for the ...