Review: Mother-Daughter Murder Night - Nina Simon

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Review: Mother- Daughter Murder Night - Nina Simon - September 2023

This book captured my attention from the title as I imagined a mother/daughter duo with a game night but instead of board games - it was murder. This book also had a very cozy mystery feel to it. In The Mother Daughter Murder Night by Nina Simon, we have three generations of females - grandmother Lana, daughter Beth, and granddaughter Jack aka Jacqueline. Lana has Cancer and has gone to live with her daughter in the small hometown of Elkhorn Slough, it is in the middle of nowhere and nothing exciting normally happens. That is until Jack finds on one of her kayak tours, a dead body and she is labelled as a suspect in the death of Ricardo Cruz. Lana wants anything to clear her granddaughter and this is the most exciting thing that has happened in a while. She misses the thrill. During the rest of the book, Lana will work alongside a reluctant Beth and an excited Jack in trying to solve the mystery of who killed Ricardo Cruz and in doing so will uncover a few other crimes and secrets/lies along the way. Can the family members solve the crime before the police can? Find out in this fun, cozy mystery read "Mother-Daughter Murder Night' by Nina Simon.

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