Review - Buyer, Beware



Disclaimer:  I received this book free from Polyester Press in exchange for an honest review.  I did not receive any form of compensation.

First, I found it humorous that a cozy mystery where the main character is a buyer for high fashion stores is published by a company called Polyester Press.

I had previously bought and read the first book in this series.  So when I saw that this book was available for review on NetGalley, I clicked away without a moment's hesitation.

Even though I had read the first book, I can tell you that this book is very much independent of it.  The author was able to pull off character creation and plot line without using the first book as a crutch.

The story starts out with unemployed Samantha teaming up with her long time friend Eddie to pull off a "heist" in order to win a contest at a new store.  Eddie failed to mention that he invited Samantha's enemy Cat & her brother Dante to help.  The "heist" goes down without a hitch.  However, while at the new store for the gala grand opening, Samantha finds a body.

The mystery was a very quick read.  I loved the sass that Diane Vallere had added to Samantha.  There were great plot twists and red herrings thrown in along the way.  I ended up reading this book in one sitting since I just didn't want to put it down!

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