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Book Info
Released: January 28 2020
Series: Hat Shop Mystery #6
Format: eARC
“The European city vibe permeates through this entire book and I think the dog show only added to that allure.”
~ Under the Covers
BURIED TO THE BRIM is Jenn McKinlay’s sixth book in the Hat Shop Mystery series. When it comes to her Mysteries, I think that this series might be one of her most unique ones. Not only do you have an interesting backdrop as the setting, but the characters in this series offer something a little special for reader, especially if you live in North America. The European city vibe permeates through this entire book and I think the dog show only added to that allure. As a dog lover, this book definitely fit my interests and became one of the more memorable books of the series for me.
I really love the dynamic between Scarlett and Vivian. McKinlay did a really great job of creating a relationship that continues to grow and change throughout the series and so with each book, we get a different side of them.
I also enjoyed the mystery aspect of this book, which for most readers is the most important of course. So I definitely felt like this book had it all. The premise and mystery was fun and I liked all the different characters too, making this one of my favorite books in the series for sure.
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About Jenn McKinlay
Jenn is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of several mystery series and will be debuting a new women's fiction series in June 2017, starting with the title About a Dog. She lives in sunny Arizona in a house that is overrun with kids, pets and her husband's guitars.
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