The Body in the Landscape
A Cherry Tucker Mystery, Book 6
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Narrated by:
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Joan Dukore
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By:
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Larissa Reinhart
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It's a holiday hunt at big rack lodge...and Cherry Tucker just found the body
From The Wall Street Journal best-selling author, Larissa Reinhart, the fifth in the Cherry Tucker award-winning Southern humorous mystery series. For those who love country-fried cozies with action, quirky characters, and a side of romance, you're going to love the trouble-magnet Southern artist and amateur-sleuth Cherry Tucker.
"With witty banter, Southern charm, plenty of suspects, and dead bodies–you will not be disappointed!" (Tonya Kappes, USA Today best-selling author)
When Cherry Tucker's invited to paint the "kill portrait" for the winner of Big Rack Lodge's Hogzilla hunt, it seems like a paid vacation. Back home in Halo, a Hatfield-McCoy-style standoff builds between Luke and Cherry's families. She's ready for a weekend away, hobnobbing with rich and famous hunters, where she can forget her troubles and nobody knows her name.
As Georgia sunshine turns to bleak December rain, Cherry's R&R goes MIA when she finds a body in the woods. While the police believe the local drunk took an accidental spill, Cherry has her doubts, particularly when a series of malicious pranks are targeted at the rifle-toting contestants. With loyal companions at her side–sort-of-ex-husband Todd and a championship bayer named Buckshot–Cherry tracks suspects through a forest full of pitfalls and perils. And all the while, a killer's stalking the hunt party with a bead on Cherry.
“Reinhart’s charming, sweet tea-flavored series keeps getting better.” (Gretchen Archer, USA Today best-selling author)
"This series continues to entertain me with the tenacity that is Cherry Tucker." (Dru Ann Love, Anthony Award Winner, Dru's Book Musings)
"Anyone who likes humorous mysteries will also enjoy author Larissa Reinhart, who captures small town Georgia in the laugh-out-loud escapades of struggling artist Cherry Tucker." (Fayette Woman Magazine)
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- Julie
- 15-05-23
The hunt for a good book is over
I really enjoyed this book. This book kept me captivated until the hunt was over and I don't mean the hunt for the hog. The story kept me guessing as to who was responsible and every time I thought I knew, the story would go running off In a different direction at full speed. I liked that they got stranded in the forest with all the suspects in one place. Add In a Hogzilla that every body wants to bag, a cute dog that would rather lick everybody to death than hunt, flying bullets and tempers and you have one crazy mystery to solve. I just loved it. The characters are just as colourful and funny as the plot and I dare you not to find something to laugh at. The mystery does get solved but the author sets up the story for the next book and it looks like we finally get to know what happened to Cherry's mother and I for one can't wait.
In terminal over her love life back home, Cherry jumps at the chance to get away from the decision of choosing the man she loves or her family and heads to Big Rack Lodge. The lodge is being pester by a large hog and In order to solve there problem they are hosting a competition to see who can bag it. She is along to work and is required to paint the winning hunter with his or her prize. Instead she finds a dead body and nobody willing to investigate the supposed accident. Funny things start happening at the lodge and protesters to the hunt are blamed. The day of the hunt a storm hits leaving the contestants stuck in the woods and Cherry knows there is a killer amongst them, especially when the bullets start to fly and the bodies pile up. Can she find the killer before she gets trapped under the crosshairs of a killer?
I like the narrator. Her accent is just charming and really help you to imagine the characters.
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