When your close friend is murdered nothing makes sense. Badly shaken by the news of her friend Ed’s murder, Donna Leigh does not sit idly by in the wake of the tragedy. Aware that he’d been conducting investigations of suspicious behavior within several notable vineyards, the menopausal ad exec enlists the aid of her friends and colleagues to navigate the dangerous underside of the wine industry looking for answers. Donna’s sleuthing leads her through a labyrinth of corruption and deceit that threatens danger at every turn.
Robin Leemann Donovan is the author of the blog, Menologues http://www.menologues.com a humorous yet informative look at the trials and tribulations of menopause by someone who’s been there. Menologues is republished on two commercial sites: Vibrant Nation and Alltop, and has won regional honors for social media at the AMA Pinnacles and PRSA Paper Anvil awards.
NOTE: Is It Still Murder, Even If She Was a Bitch? has just won its first Pinnacle Award!
Donovan was born and raised in New Jersey but lived and worked in Connecticut for a number of years before moving to Nebraska in 1999. Starting her career as a high school English teacher, Donovan moved into advertising in the early 80’s. In 1999 she accepted a job offer from Bozell, an Omaha based ad agency. In late 2001, she and three colleagues purchased Bozell from its New York based parent company.
Donovan lives with her husband and three bulldogs, Roxi, Sadie (Sweet Pea) and Frank the French bulldog.
What would you do if your close friend was murdered and nothing seemed to make sense?
This is exactly what happens in I Don't Know Why They Killed Him; He Wasn't Really That Annoying by Robin Leemann Donovan, an impressive 3rd entry in The Donna Leigh Mysteries series.
This book is a gripping and engaging read.
What I loved about this book is how the author takes us deep into the wine industry’s dark side, unveiling layers of corruption and deceit through Donna Leigh’s fearless sleuthing. The storyline is filled with twists and turns that keep you on the edge of your seat.
The author has crafted a brilliant narrative that combines suspense with a touch of humor, making it both thrilling and enjoyable. The writing is fluid and captivating, drawing readers into Donna’s world with ease.
For anyone who enjoys a compelling mystery with strong, relatable characters, this book is a must-read. I found myself completely absorbed, unable to put it down. It’s a fantastic read for anyone who loves a good mystery with a unique twist.
The author’s ability to weave a complex story with relatable characters is truly impressive. The way suspense and humor are balanced makes the narrative both thrilling and entertaining. I can’t wait to dive into more books by this author!