A Bean To Die For by Tara Lush

A Bean to Die For

by Tara Lush narrated by Kae Marie Denino

This may be the fourth book in the series, but it is the first one that I have read.  I was hooked from the beginning.  I do have to admit, I am not into coffee.  Yea, I know that isn't something to admit to.  I will drink coladas occasionally.  I just don't like regular coffee.  

Now that we have that out of the way, the main protagonist is Lana who owns the Perkatory (a coffee shop in Devil's Beach, Florida).  She is to the point in her career where she is thinking about growing her own coffee beans.  Her dad gets her set up with a plot in the community garden.  

Darla, the woman who runs (or should I say rules) the community garden, has a long list of rules that must be followed.  It is very easy to get thrown out.  In fact, Lana is taking over the plot of someone who was recently thrown out.  While she is there clearing out his plot, she finds his dead body.  

The victim's name is Jack and at first it looks to be an open and shut case, but is it?  Not so fast there, buster.  It seems Jack has been making enemies far and wide.  So, who would want him dead and why?

It really was a great mystery to listen to.  The narrator did a wonderful job on the voices.  The story and voices meshed together to keep me wanting to listen all night long.  

As soon as I finished listening, I immediately went to the FantasticFiction website to look to see what the names of the other books in the series are.  I also see that Tara Lush also wrote a few other series that I will be putting on my to be listened to pile as well.  I can't wait to dig in to more of her books.

Thank you NetGalley and Dreamscape Media for providing me with a free copy of this audiobook in exchange for an open and honest review.