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Kindle Unlimited or freebie day depending, Liz Lucas Cozy Mystery Read these a bit back and remember a great deal of what I read {not titles so yeah problem} but just seems as if there really is nothing new under the sun type thing, maybe too many cozies, something, but these were not as good as I remembered. The other 3 set, Blue Coyote Series was too disjointed with too many people/viewpoints and things going on.

1 Murder in Cottage #6 2 Murder and Brandy Boy 3 The Death Card
1 Blue Coyote Motel 2 Coyote In Provence 3 Cornered Coyote
There are quite a few of the Cozy Bay Mystery Series out, they all suffer from the same issues as does Tea Party Teddy {2 at this time which was basically unbearable to read and with no real redeeming features}.


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Coyote in Provence The Coyote Series Volume 2 Dianne Harman Books Reviews

I enjoyed catching up with Maria and learning what happened after she escaped the clutches of her husband who had gone insane, whom she had been forced to kill in self-defense. It was enjoyable seeing her fall in love again and I was intrigued as to what would happen when she learned he was a detective from California.

I also met a new cast of characters; at first, I thought there must have been a mistake since there was a total switch of storyline. However, not too much time had passed when I realized the new cast of characters were integral to the story.

Coyote in Provence kept me turning pages, losing far too much sleep. I just had to see what happened at the end. Of course, the next day, I started reading the third book of the series, Cornered Coyote.
If there’s one thing I’ve learned in my life, it’s whenever I pick up a Dianne Harman book, I know I’ll be in for a treat. Her characters are always extremely well developed, her pace so flowing the reading becomes effortless, and her plots so intriguing, you find yourself suspending your life until you’ve finished her books.

Case in point COYOTE IN PROVENCE, Ms. Harman’s sequel to “Blue Coyote Motel”. Peppered with enticing descriptions of the south of France, with its idyllic wine vineyards, narrow, winding, cobble-stoned streets, it’s oh-so-charmant shops, restaurants and, in this case, petite art galleries, one feels as if one were on a marvelous vacation, where mouth-watering French cuisine is a way of life.

But that’s not all. Very quickly, an art theft mystery evolves, where the ‘bad’ guys in reality turn out to be not so bad after all; where goodwill intentions have motivated their actions, and saving little Afghanistan girls is tantamount to all decent instincts. Powerful descriptions of Afghanistan life and its culture are extremely moving, and further propel the reader onward to make sure everything will turn out for the best.

And romance? You bet! Elena, one of the main characters from the first book in this series, gets involved with Jordan, the detective assigned to finding the stolen paintings. Their match is very engaging, and together they go on a journey of not only love but also the discovery of what is truly important in life. Although I also suggest reading the first in this series, this book can definitely stand on its own. Highly recommended!
This is the second book in the series. Book 1 was wonderful and I like Coyote in Provence (Coyote Series Book 2) by Dianne Harman even more. I love how this author grabs you from the first line. “Since arriving in Provence several months earlier, Elena had avoided contact with people, afraid someone would discover her secret.” Why is she in France? What secret? How is she avoiding people? I had to know everything. And Harman leads us along this suspenseful story while infusing the pages with great food and wine, romance and mystery. Lovely settings, and an addictive writing style combined with a well-crafted plot make this book another winner. I can’t wait for the next one!
As soon as I finished Blue Coyote Motel, I started right in on this one because I had to know what happened to Maria. When I think of where she has been, her upbringing, and the trials and prejudices that she has had to face in her life, I really feel for her character. Despite the fact that she is now living in one of the most beautiful places on earth and has enough money that she doesn't have to work ever again, she is not happy. Living in exile, away from her family and all that she knows and loves can get very lonely, which is the only reason I'm sure that she gets involved with the very type of person that could easily blow her cover and find out who she really is and why she is on the run. Of course, the same person could very well be her knight in shining armor and could be the very thing that she needs for her to find true and ultimate happiness. The book sets things up nicely for a third in the sequel and although I got a bit thrown with the introduction of new people and a completely different story line, I really like where the story is going and I think I know how things will ultimately resolve. I urge the author to finish and release book three already!
Unlimited or freebie day depending, Liz Lucas Cozy Mystery Read these a bit back and remember a great deal of what I read {not titles so yeah problem} but just seems as if there really is nothing new under the sun type thing, maybe too many cozies, something, but these were not as good as I remembered. The other 3 set, Blue Coyote Series was too disjointed with too many people/viewpoints and things going on.

1 Murder in Cottage #6 2 Murder and Brandy Boy 3 The Death Card
1 Blue Coyote Motel 2 Coyote In Provence 3 Cornered Coyote
There are quite a few of the Cozy Bay Mystery Series out, they all suffer from the same issues as does Tea Party Teddy {2 at this time which was basically unbearable to read and with no real redeeming features}.