The only yoga mystery series on the market. While in her mother's garden, A.J. stumbles-literally-on the body of her mother's current beau. Now A.J. is going to have to find her balance and solve the... This description may be from another edition of this product.
Enjoyed the series - waiting for the next one- passed it on to my yoga instructor who has passed it on to others who are all anxiously awaiting the next release
Doesn't underestimate the reader
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 14 years ago
Somehow I missed the second book in this series--I loved the first one, and was very happy to get the third. The mystery itself is very well done--the solution to the crime isn't obvious. And while it does have one element I don't care for (the one where the protagonist has to solve the mystery herself because the police suspect the wrong person--usually it's the main character in stories that use this tired premise, but this time it's her mother), she's not a complete idiot about it. They actually hire a lawyer! So I didn't spent most of the book muttering, "This character is an idiot! Why doesn't she just hire a lawyer!",or "The police can't be that stupid. She doesn't even have a motive!" This allowed me to actually care about the mystery. I wish more mystery writers would avoid that brand of laziness. So yes, this is a particularly good, well-written mystery.
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Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 14 years ago
A cozy mystery -3rd in the Mantra for Murder Mystery series. A.J. comes across a dead body on Easter morning in her mother's front yard. Off A.J. and her mother tear to find the real killer and exonerate her mother. Jake (A.J.'s policeman boyfriend) has a complication from his past arise to cause trouble with his relationship with A.J.
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