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This was a good, solid, enjoyable mystery. I‘ve found all the ones in this series to be this way. I do love the additional animal tidbits that are added in. I actually liked that many of the characters didn‘t want to talk to Teddy as she tried to find out more to clear her mother‘s name (a little more realistic than many cozies where people just go ahead and blab to the amateur sleuth)

I‘m very behind on posting my Webby reading. This book in the series was ridiculous and great. Llama at a ren faire!

There were blatant continuity errors b/t books 2&3; the author somehow forgot the main character had adopted a 2nd cat? Why would all of these rich/affluent/religious people be getting married by the equivalent of a Vegas drive-thru chapel minister? Are there no actual churches around?? AND WHAT WAS THE POINT OF THE STORYLINE FOR THE ESCAPED, EXTREMELY DEADLY SNAKE THAT NO ONE CARED WAS ON THE LOOSE EXCEPT TO START A TWITTER PROFILE FOR IT?!?

Teddy is no better at investigating than in the prior books; in fact, I do believe she is a bit worse. She probably could've wrapped this up in half the time had she actually used the internet more successfully on her 1st try. Other plot holes exist too, but that being said, the humor is still charming. The characters are still amusing. The animals are still fun & interesting. And a llama named Alejandro helps save the day. What more could I ask?

Going strong with book 3 of this series, in which Teddy finds herself chaperoning llama rides at the local Renn Faire when one of the performers winds up dead. This book did not have enough Sheriff Joe, but I enjoy Caro‘s jail experience.

Celebrating National Margarita Day with a visit from @Nitpickyabouttrains, including train time with Minisaurus and a lot of talk about Llama literature.

When @jmtrivera @AlizaApp @Merethebookgal and @Nitpickyabouttrains and I first found out about the Gunn Murder series, we decided to read the first one almost as a joke because the titles seem kind of ridiculous. But, well, I‘m three books in and am attached to the characters, animals included.