Brigid says: "Calling all cozy mystery fans, this first in the Caribbean Kitchen Series is fabulous! Mango, Mambo, and Murder features Miriam, a Cuban-American food anthropologist turned cooking show star who also happens to be a plucky amateur sleuth and loves Murder, She Wrote. After recently moving back to Florida with her husband and young son, Miriam finds herself too close to her in-laws in their small wealthy Miami village and extremely close to two very suspicious deaths. The audiobook narrated by the talented Frankie Corzo (who also performed Mexican Gothic) is so entertaining. And of course, there are delicious recipes at the end!"

Brigid says: Miriam Quiñones, Miami cooking show host, is looking forward to visiting her parents in Punta Cana with her young son from Christmas to Three Kings Day. Her plan is to relax and enjoy her time off but of course, mysterious happenings have followed pregnant Miriam. Things get even more suspicious when she embarks on a surprise trip to Old San Juan for work. I couldn’t wait to find out what happened to the missing telanovela heartthrob. Filled with lush tropical locales, delectable food, and delightful side characters, this third in the series can be read as a standalone. The audiobook is fantastic as performed by one of my favorites, Frankie Corzo.