It’s been a long time since I’ve read a Leslie Budewitz book, but I was excited to jump back in. Pepper is still as independent and curious as ever, but that is what I enjoy about her.
With this installment, Pepper finds an envelope stuffed with cash in an old wingback set out on the curb. However, as she tries to return it to its rightful owner, a series of unfortunate events starts to unravel, including a murder. Now, Pepper must figure out what happened.
The characters in this book were definitely strange and unique, making the mystery aspect of this book more interesting. It was fun trying to piece the information together and I also enjoyed the other events that Pepper had going on in her life, such as setting up the Spice Shop’s first cooking class. It definitely filled the book with a lot of action and kept Pepper on her toes.
TO ERR IS CUMIN is a great installment to the series. If you like foodie Cozy Mystery series, then you need to meet Pepper and the Spice Shop!
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