After Tyler and Hannah both have very trying days, they hope to have quiet meal together. Unfortunately, it was not to be. It seems that one of Hannah's close friends, Allison Devereaux, has gone missing. Working together, Hannah and Tyler hope to find Allison before anything serious happens to her. Allison's boyfriend, Matthew, is worried, but cannot offer much help in discovering what happened to her.
Where is Allison? Is she still alive? Who kidnapped her and why? Can Tyler and Hannah unravel the mystery?
Meredith Potts has created another enjoyable short story. It is a great mystery with plenty of twists and turns, so that I suspected the wrong culprit. This led to a wonderful surprise ending.
Life in Treasure Trove is steadily becoming more dangerous. The detective business is always busy for Hannah and life-threatening calls are becoming more common for Detective Tyler O'Connor. Neither is ready to abandon their careers but if they win the lottery, it will be high on their list. When a friend of hers and her puppy are missing they work together to follow the clues which they hope will lead them to the victim and the perpetrator before it’s too late.
This fun, quick cozy by M.Z. Potts has good characters and an interesting plot! I have enjoyed every book in this series. The is always a solid mystery but plenty of interactions with other characters to make it more interesting and realistic. I received a review copy but my review is honest and voluntary.
4 Star review Tiny House, Big Crime Ring (Southern Midlife Treasure Trove Cozy Mystery #6) by M Z Potts & Meredith Potts
Audio Review: Although not my favourite of the series it was still entertaining and although not a long book to listen to Ms. Potts packed a fair bit into it.
Tiny House, Big Crime Ring was a good cozy mystery with some suspense, intrigue and enough clues to satisfy my amateur detective heart.
This is a well written story that kept my attention. Narrator Stephanie Quinn did a good job, although I do find the heavy accent difficult at times.
With more than 125 reads from author Meredith Potts/KM Morgan/Amelia Morgan, I welcomed the chance to read Tiny House, Big Crime Ring (Southern Midlife Treasure Trove Cozy Mystery Book 6). Extremely well-written & enjoyable. “I received a free Kindle copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review." The gifting of this book did not affect my opinion of it. (RIP Marley January 20, 2014 - July 24, 2018).
Tiny House Big Crime Ring by M.Z. Potts is book 6 in the Southern Midlife Treasure Trove Cozy Mystery Series. Another great mystery where a friend of Hannah’s goes missing. Hannah is determined to find her along with her Detective boyfriend Tyler. Likable characters make this cozy fun to read. Love this series and I’m already reading book 7. I hope MZ Potts continues to write many more books in this entertaining series. I received a free ebook from the author.
Tiny House, Big Crime Ring (Southern Midlife Treasure Trove Cozy Mystery #6) was a great read by M.Z. Potts. A friend of Hannah Huntsford goes missing and she starts a frantic search to find her and will do so at all costs. She will risk life and limb in order to get answers. Even with help from police it seems like all hope is lost. I enjoyed reading this book and cant wait to read more by the author.
Another great reading story. MS Pitts can certainly entertain her readers. I have now read alk but one book in the series, so far at least. I am anxious to start reading the next one!
This is another great story, Hannah and Tyler work together from the beginning on a missing person case. Thank heaven it's not a murder. All works out in the end and Hannah's friend is rescued.
Im enjoying this series , going along with Hannah on her sleuthing jobs is entertaining for sure , this one was fast paced as there is a missing woman , Hannah and Tyler team together to try to find her before its to late.
Another outstanding collection of stories to brighten your day. A bit of humour along with mystery. Strong well written characters that keep you intrigued and wanting more.
I really am enjoying watching the relationships grow around the story. Hannah worried about her boyfriend, Tyler, after he broke the crime ring. Then she found out her friend had gone missing. I loved how much she cares about friends and family. She was quite determined to find her friend. This story had a bit more in the point of view of Tyler, which I enjoyed. Another interesting case for Hannah.
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I listened to the audiobook, and Stephanie Quinn entertained me again. She breathed life into Hannah and those around her. I enjoyed the voices and emotions of this narration.