#MMBBR Amy's Review: Coffee is Murder (McKinley Mysteries Book 9) by Carolyn Arnold

About the book:
You might want to rethink your morning routine. A cup a day won’t kill you, but a few might.

Their first case as private investigators have Sean, Sara, and Jimmy neck-deep in coffee beans trying to find a killer. With their client certain that her mother was poisoned through her coffee of the month club, it has them setting out to Williamsburg, Virginia. But instead of approaching matters from the traditional standpoint, Sean and Sara brew a robust plot and stir Jimmy into the blend, all to get close to their top suspect and grind out the truth.

Going undercover at Tasty Beans, the coffee company, the three of them work to expose the culprit before anyone else dies.

9th in the McKinley Mysteries

This novella was so fun to read.  What an adventure it was.  It is linked to a coffee of the month company.  Sean and Jimmy are working a case where a woman thinks her mother was murdered.  This case brings them to Virginia and they embark on an adventure that they didn't bargain for.

I give this novella 4 start - I loved the writing style, I read it in one sitting, the adventure and mystery are full of action.  I wish I would have read a few of the earlier ones in this series to get a more background of the characters but it was good as a stand alone.