Murder in Vein- Sue Ann Jaffarian

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                                                             Murder in Vein (A Fang-in-Cheek Mystery)

Review : Murder In Vein - Fang-In-Cheek #1- Sue Ann Jaffarian - September 2010

The first book in a new cosy mystery series by the author who is most famously known for her Granny Apple Mysteries featuring the rather plump Odelia Grey. In Murder in Vein, it takes us to the heart of Hollywood LA to a small restaurant where Madison Rose worked "The Aunt Em's Diner" (the name reminds me of the lady Em from the Wizard of Oz Movies) . When Madison is accidentally kidnapped and then the killer killed by Vampires. Madison is soon involved with and more than your average girl with the California State of Vampires Government, we watch as older Vampires Dodie and Doug take Madison under their wings and soon , all the Vampires welcome Madison into their tight-knit group- a real family, something that Madison has lacked since she was a little girl. However, when the killer's accomplice finds Madison is her happiness short-lived or will her new found family come to her rescue ?.
Find out in this wonderful light-hearted mystery , this author is one I will have to add to my To-read list as if her other books are anything like this one, I am sure to enjoy.

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  1. JeremyOctober 18, 2010 at 4:30 AM

    I have heard anything about this book. Thanks for the review.

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