Editor Kill Fee (The Taylor Browning Cozy Mysteries Book 3) by GG Collins – Review by Jennifer Gordon

Editor Kill Fee by G.G. Collins
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

An entertaining and enjoyable cozy mystery drama which had me hooked from start to finish. The likeable and relatable main character, mystery editor and amateur sleuth Taylor Browning along with her “cantankerous cat” Oscar and Cheddar had me happily turning the pages. Taylor, an honorary member of the Santa Fe Wine and Crime book club, becomes involved in the search for the club president when she goes missing. Taylor goes undercover as a delivery driver who’s involved in the Mayan Death Pepper trafficking, but when the restaurateur who uses them in his dishes disappears things get more complicated. Whilst at the book publishing office, Taylor is dealing with numerous crisis’s after an employee is fired by CEO Jessica Endicott, leaving the publisher in financial trouble. Taylor and friend Jim Wells then find themselves in jeopardy in the Pecos Wilderness, not knowing who to trust. Detective Victor Sanchez races to their rescue but they are not in his area, causing jurisdiction issues. With Taylor and Jim in danger following their interfering, Victor needs to uncover the mastermind. Set in New Mexico this fun cozy mystery had me gripped throughout, and the intriguing chile storyline flowed well, whilst the plot twists kept me guessing as to the outcome of the mystery. Both the characters and setting were brought to life by the descriptive narrative and I felt immersed in the story.

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