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    A Composition in Murder

    By Larissa Reinhart

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    With a new art teaching gig at Halo House—Halo, Georgia's posh independent living home—and Halo society scrutinizing her family and her love life, Cherry Tucker needs to stay out of trouble.

    However, her sleuthing skills are sought out by Halo House's most famous resident: Belvia Brakeman, the ninety-year-old, blind CEO and founder of Meemaw’s Tea. Belvia confides in Cherry that the family tea empire is in jeopardy.

    The CEO suspects her daughter has been murdered and she might be next. Her offer is hard to refuse, but will have Cherry treading on Forks County Sheriff toes, namely her personal Deputy Heartache, Luke Harper.

    Amid her town troubles, can Cherry put her reputation, romance, and life on the line for the final request of a sweet tea tycoon? While she juggles senior citizen shenanigans, small-town politics, and corporate family scandals, Cherry finds the sweet tea business cutthroat in more ways than one.

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    A COMPOSITION IN MURDER by Larissa Reinhart - A Henery Press Mystery. If you love one, you’ll probably love them all.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHenery Press
    Release dateNov 15, 2016
    ISBN9781635111149
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    A Composition in Murder
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    Larissa Reinhart

    Larissa writes humorous mysteries and romantic comedies including the critically acclaimed Maizie Albright Star Detective and Cherry Tucker Mystery series. Larissa’s a Wall Street Journal bestselling author, a contributor to the 2017 Silver Falchion Reader’s Choice winner, was the 2015 Georgia Author of the Year finalist, 2012 Daphne du Maurier finalist, 2012 The Emily finalist, and 2011 Dixie Kane Memorial winner. Larissa’s family and dog, Biscuit, had been living in Japan, but once again call Georgia home. See them on HGTV’s House Hunters International “Living for the Weekend in Nagoya” episode. Visit her website, LarissaReinhart.com, and join her newsletter for a free short story. ​

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      3.5 starsA Composition in Murder is a cute, light read. I picked up the story in the middle of the series which put me at a disadvantage because I didn’t have the backstory on the characters. This matters more in some series than in others; it did seem to matter here - I had a harder time figuring out the relationships, etc.I enjoyed the main character Cherry Tucker, and the scrapes she puts and finds herself in. I don’t think I am the target audience for this type of mystery, but it was entertaining to read. Thanks to Henery Press and NetGalley for the chance to read this ARC in exchange for an honest review.