Book Review: Death by Didgeridoo, by Barbara Venkataraman
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Title: Death by Didgeridoo
Author: Barbara Venkataraman
Genre: Fiction, humor
Reluctant lawyer, Jamie Quinn, still reeling from the death of her mother, is pulled into a game of deception, jealousy, and vengeance when her cousin, Adam, is wrongfully accused of murder. It's up to Jamie to find the real murderer before it's too late. It doesn't help that the victim is a former rock star with more enemies than friends, or that Adam confessed to a murder he didn't commit.
I enjoyed this cozy mystery. Jamie Quinn has a wry sense of humor—and she's not afraid to poke fun at herself, always letting the reader be in on the joke. This wasn't full of legal terms or tiny details to get bogged down on, settling instead on the broader picture and getting to know the characters.
Grace, Jamie's best friend, was a lot of fun, but Duke was probably my favorite character. He's a PI with a penchant for drinking and over-the-top flirting, and he really made me laugh.
Barbara Venkataraman is a lawyer and mediator. Death by Didgeridoo is the first book in the Jamie Quinn Mystery series.
(Galley courtesy of the author in exchange for an honest review.)
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