Tess and Tilly: Books 16-18

A Tess and Tilly Cozy Mystery

De: Kathi Daley

Narrado por: Kasey Logan

If you love small towns, endearing relationships, food, animals, and a touch of murder, you will love this mystery series set in the small town of White Eagle Montana.

In book 16, Tess, Tony, and Tilly head to Lake Tahoe where they join Shaggy for a video game convention. The convention has been promoted as a place to get a first look at the video games that have recently been released or will be released on the near future. The hype created by this high-profile affair brings in all the big names in the industry, including Zak Zimmerman, his wife Zoe, her dog Charlie, and Zak's honorary daughter Alex. Tess and Zoe find themselves at loose ends and decide to go snowboarding. It's the perfect day, with blue skies and an incredible view of the lake, until the amateur sleuths venture out of bounds, only to find a rival in the video game industry face down in the snow.

In book 17, Tess and the entire gang who work and volunteer at the local wild and domestic animal rescue and rehabilitation facility, are up in arms when they find out that the annual fireworks show has been moved to a small lake nestled in the center of a large meadow not all that far from the shelter. It seems that the new president of the local chamber of commerce has his own reasons for moving the show and refuses to cooperate. When the unpleasant man shows up dead hours after Tess publicly threatens him, Tess finds herself in the hot seat.

In book 18, Tess and Tony are asked to chair the annual Halloween event, which once again, will feature televised therapy sessions conducted by paranormal psychologists Tim Rivers and Tom Masters. While participating in the ghost therapy sessions is always a hoot, Tess is feeling overwhelmed and distracted this year with all the changes in her life, and she wonders if she'll be able to handle everything that is coming down the pike as efficiently as she hoped she would.

©2025 Kathi Daley (P)2025 Kathi Daley

I liked that Tess did not jump into the fray with out thinking.

The mispronunciation of place names drove me crazy: Calispel, Oregon and Spokane. The narrator’s voices were believable.