Puss Reboots: Blog: July 2021: Flipped for Murder

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Flipped for Murder: 07/22/21

Flipped for Murder by Maddie Day is the start of the Country Store mystery series. I honestly thought I had already reviewed this volume and only realized I hadn't after I reviewed Grilled for Murder (2016).

Robbie Jordan has bought a country store which she plans to turn into a combination store and restaurant. She had been living in California but after three years, she's settling into South Lick.

Before she's even fully open, her new store is tied to the murder of the local mayor's obnoxious assistant. To clear her name and her restaurant's reputation, Robbie decides to investigate.

Robbie has a nice mixture of skills making her a protagonist who can save herself. That said, she also has a good support crew of friends and family (her aunt) to help her through this crisis.

Five stars