Book Review: Belinda Blake and the Snake In the Grass

Belinda Blake and the Snake in the Grass

by Heather Day Gilbert

Kensington Books

Lyrical Underground

Mystery & Thrillers

Pub Date 25 Jun 2019

I am reviewing a copy of Belinda Blake and the Snake in the Grass through Kensington Books/Lyrical Underground and Netgalley:

Belinda Blake is a pet sitter whose not easily rattled, but move in day has been eventful. The python in hot care managed to slither away in search of freedom just as she meets her landlords disarmingly handsome son Stone Carrington V. One the snake is back in its cage, she heads out to the garden where she discovers a designer shoe poking out of the boxwood hedge, the designer shoe is attached to a dead woman’s body.

Margo Fenton was the victim and had been a Carrington family friend and everyone in their circle is under suspicion. Between client trips to Manhattan and visits her family in upstate New York, Belinda starts to put the pieces together. Though she I’d falling for Stone’s numerous charms but Belinda can’t help but wonder if she’s cozying up to s killer! Soon daily contact with a deadly reptile may end up being the least of her concerns!

I found Belinda Blake and the Snake in the Grass to be a fun read and worthy of five out of five stars!

Happy Reading!