Pawsitively Poisonous by Melissa Erin Jackson [book review]

Pawsitively Poisonous

Book: Pawsitively Poisonous

Authors: Melissa Erin Jackson

Published: June 10, 2019

Publisher: Ringtail Press

Genre: Cozy mystery

Pages: 201

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Pawsitively Poisonous book summary:

Pawsitively Poisonous is a cozy mystery that follows Amber Blackwood. Amber has lived in Edgehill, Oregon for a long time. But the way she is has gotten her considered the town’s odd duck. People like her but she has some secrets that no one can know about. Because of that she’s a bit reclusive and keeps to herself a bit. She owns her own business of toys that are a bit quirky but all of the kids love. But when her friend Melanie is found dead Amber’s secret is risked being found out. That’s partly because one police officer, in particular, thinks that she has something to do with it. He has never liked Amber but she never knew why. Does he have good reason to be suspicious of her?

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Rating: 5 out of 5.

What I thought about Pawsitively Poisonous:

So, the first book I read by Melissa is The Forgotten Child and I absolutely enjoyed it! Even though Melissa is a great author I wasn’t sure if I would like this one since it is a cozy mystery. Cozy mysteries aren’t usually my thing, but the premise of this book caught my attention (well I also couldn’t pass up a book by her). I actually really enjoyed this Pawsitively Poisonous. The main character is very likable and the book grabs your attention from the start. I’m really excited to read the next book especially with how this one ended!

I also can’t really help but to love this little fictional town. I wish I lived in an area that had some sort of theme and has a pretty tight nit community. Plus, Pawsitively Poisonous ends on a huge cliffhanger that makes me excited to read the next one.

Do you guys like cozy mysteries?

Other books by Melissa Erin Jackson are: Pawsitively Cursed

Pawsitively Secretive

Pawsitively Swindled

Pawsitively Betrayed

Shuttered Secrets

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31 thoughts on “Pawsitively Poisonous by Melissa Erin Jackson [book review]

  1. I’ve recently read my first cosy mystery – review coming this week – Unfortunately, whilst I thought the book was well written and interesting it felt like something was missing as I’m more of a thriller gal. I just don’t think the genre is for me. I’m glad you liked this book and great review.

    1. I didn’t think it was the genre for me either. I guess it’s one of those things that ends up being a hit or miss for me.

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