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Thursday, July 2, 2020

Dead Weight (An E.J. Pugh Mystery Book 10) by [Susan Rogers Cooper]
Dead weight by Susan Rogers Cooper is the tenth book in the series to feature romance
writer and amateur sleuth E.J. Pugh. It is a delightful blend of folksy storytelling,
unique characters, humor, and mayhem.

The book opens with E.J. attending the memorial service of one of her weight loss
group acquaintances, Berta Harris. E.J.’s suspicions are tweaked by the conflicting
stories of Berta’s demise. Did she die in the hospital from complications or was she
dragged to her death by a car? No one seems to know. When Berta’s best friend is
murdered, E.J. is convinced that the deaths are connected. She launches an investigation
that puts stress on her family and threatens her marriage. Will her family survive?

This is an entertaining cozy mystery. The dialogue is light and fun.There are enough
twists and turns to please the mystery buff. However, it is the characters and
the humor that are the book’s winning strengths.

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