Just a quiet weekend with Mei, Akiko, and Kayo…
Turns into a murder investigation!
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Even on vacation, Mei can't get away from murder!
Pregnant and exhausted, Mei travels to Kubako with her friends, Akiko and Kayo, for a relaxing three-day weekend full of festival food and fireworks. Kayo's family owns the local brewery, and they're excited to finally spend some time with Kayo's parents. But when a famous young actress is poisoned during the brewery’s open house, Kayo's father is the main suspect! Now, Mei, Akiko, and Kayo must put their meddling ways to the test. While dodging hotheaded detectives, they gather evidence with the help of Kayo's mother and some nosy locals.
Then, another woman is murdered at the festival. Is there a connection between the two victims? The actress had a tumultuous relationship with a local detective and an ex-boyfriend, and her own sister seemed to resent her. While Kayo is stuck dealing with the local police and trying to clear her family's name, Mei makes a shocking discovery at a local farm. Will this be enough to put the real killer behind bars?
With her head in the clouds and a taste for solving crime, you don’t want to miss Mei in Matsuri and Murder, the sixth adventure in the Miso Cozy Mystery series that will keep you on the chase and rooting for Mei until the very end!
Genre: Cozy Mystery
Series / Book Number: Miso Cozy Mysteries, Book 6
Rating: Rated PG-13 for suggestions of violence
Publishing Date: August 7, 2018 (in DESTINATION: MURDER Box Set) and September 12, 2018 (Solo)
Praise
“This was such a fun read. It’s amazing how Pajonas manages to fit everything in this fun novella length story without it feeling rushed. We follow familiar characters Mei, Akiko and Kayo to Kayo’s home town in this story. There’s a festival, a well done murder mystery, new side characters and more. It’s a great read that works well as continuation of the series as well as for people new to series as it can work nicely as standalone. There are almost no spoilers for earlier books, but fans of the series will understand a bit more about the situations they hint and talk about in this book. The mystery was a good one and kept me guessing for quite a bit… All in all this is a treat for fans of the series and also works great as a standalone read for those new to this series.” – Lola, Lola's Reviews
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