Vera Wong's Unsolicited Advice for Murderers by Jesse Q. Sutanto
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Vera Wong lives in Chinatown in San Francisco
and is the owner of Vera Wang's World-Famous Teahouse (hoping to
capitalize on Vera Wang's name recognition!). One morning she discovers a
dead man lying in the middle of her shop. Anxious to assist the police,
she draws a white marker around the body, takes the flash drive from
the dead man's hand, makes the tea which will clear their minds, and
keeps asking about when they will take fingerprints. Frustrated with
their inaction, she decides to take detective matters into her own
hands.
Vera encounters four individuals who are each linked to
the dead man in some way and may also appear to be guilty of the crime.
The group ends up developing a familial-like friendship and hilarity
ensues as they try to solve the crime together. This is a charming,
warmhearted, cozy mystery and I loved learning more about each of the
characters. It was a very quick read and I thoroughly enjoyed it!
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