"Readers who like a little small-town charm with their mysteries will enjoy Reinhart's series." — Denise Swanson, New York Times bestselling author of the Scumble River and Devereaux's Dime Store mysteries.
When Cherry Tucker makes a mercy call on a neighbor, she's roped into a quid pro quo deal—if Cherry recovers a stolen family heirloom, the neighbor will use his family clout to help her with some zoning issues. If she fails, the expression "someone's got her goat" will take on a whole new meaning for Cherry. And when she discovers a thievery ring, illegal auctions, and some green-eyed emotions after spotting Luke where she doesn't expect him—well, it's just another hilarious day in Halo, Georgia.
"Cherry Tucker can get herself into the worst predicaments without even trying. Larissa Reinhart story is my favourite, full of mystery and superheroes! What more do we need at Halloween's night?" — Varietats
"This author knows how to make me laugh! Larissa Reinhart also knows how to flesh out her characters to a degree that I could swear I know them personally, from the two hunky men in Cherry's life to the mysterious, probably dangerous, but altogether lovable Eastern European ex-gangster (we presume). It was so much fun to read, I was really wishing it was longer." — Riverlizzie Reviews
The Vigilante Vignette, A Cherry Tucker Mystery novella, first appeared in the anthology MIDNIGHT MYSTERIES (September 2016)
Related subjects include: cozy mysteries, women sleuths, murder mystery series, whodunit mysteries (whodunnit), humorous murder mysteries, book club recommendations, amateur sleuth books, small town humor, Southern humor, comic (humorous) crime and mystery, small town and rural.
Books in the Cherry Tucker Humorous Mystery Series:
A CHRISTMAS QUICK SKETCH (prequel)
PORTRAIT OF A DEAD GUY
STILL LIFE IN BRUNSWICK STEW
HIJACK IN ABSTRACT
DEATH IN PERSPECTIVE
THE VIGILANTE VIGNETTE
THE BODY IN THE LANDSCAPE
A COMPOSITION IN MURDER
A VIEW TO A CHILL
"A MOTHERLODE OF TROUBLE" in YEAR-LONG TROUBLE
