Book Review: Hummus and Homicide

Hello Everyone,

I just love cozy mysteries! They can be heartwarming and informational. The most recent cozy that I've read is a Kebab Kitchen Mystery "Hummus and Homicide".

It was interesting to read and kept me hooked until the very end. Tina Kashin did an excellent job at creating a victim that was rather unpleasant.

The banter between Lucy and her family was believable. I don't want to go into too much detail as to not spoil anything, but I will say that the twist actually caught me off guard.

Another thing I love about cozies (well, two more things), they are light-hearted. I love a good whodunnit, but what I don't love is all the gore.

The last thing I love about them is that most of the time they come with recipes! Hummus and Homicide comes with three recipes; a hummus recipe, tabbouleh salad, and Lucys Almond cookies.

Hummus and Homicide (Kebab Kitchen Mystery #1) by Tina Kashian

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