Chili Con Carnage

This is a fun and humorous read where Maxie, our reluctant sleuth, starts an investigation when one of the roadie is murder and suspicions is cast upon her. What we have is a nicely executed whodunit that immediately entertains in this action-filled drama from the dancing chili to the apprehension of the killer. The author did a good job in keeping this mystery fresh and appetizing as we follow our spunky heroine who delighted me with her timely comedic escapades in her search for the truth. With a comfortable tone, the feel of being at traveling show, a group of eccentrically diverse characters and engaging dialogue, this was a wonderfully enjoyable read and I can't wait to see what's next up for Maxie and her friends.

Fininshed one of the four books starting on the second.I like to get my Authors books in order then read them at the time. Very good reading

The main characters are not very likable. I thought the story dragged a good bit. Not sure if I’ll read another from this series

I could not even finish this

In my many searches for new authors through Amazon, I've seen Kylie Logan books many times. I never bought one because , well they seemed to be about buttons. I don't know much about buttons and I'm not remotely interested in them. I mean, they're buttons.CHILI. Now that's something I can get with. When I saw this book I thought I'd check it out. I'm so glad I did. I absolutely loved it.There is lots of humor, good character development, well paced plotting and just a touch of romance. I especially loved the love/hate relationship between the protagonist, Maxie and her half-sister. They get on each other's last nerve and they are both flawed, but endearing characters. All the supporting characters are well developed and real.I have come to the conclusion that if anyone can make buttons entertaining, Kylie Logan can. So I guess I'll go back and read the button books while I wait for the next Chili book to come out