This is book #3 in the Mack's Bar Mystery series. I read this in February of 2016 and when I spotted this on the bookshelf of a thrift shop decided to buy it so I can share it.

Decription: Mack's Bar and its crime-solving clientele are quickly gaining notoriety for helping solve some high-profile cases. But Mack is learning the hard way that not all press is good press...

By day, Mackenzie "Mack" Dalton is the proprietress of a popular Milwaukee watering hole. But after last call, she uses her unique cocktail of extra perceptive senses to help solve some of the city's most grisly homicides. Now, Mack and her bar stool detectives are happy to help when Tiny, one of the bar's newest patrons, asks them to look into his sister's murder. Though the case has gone cold, Mack's heightened senses quickly put her on the killer's trail. But when a throng of reporters intrigued by her talents descends on Mack's Bar, her efforts are muddled as a real-life Moriarty begins putting her infamous skills to the test, leaving Mack feeling shaken and stirred...

My comments: This is a good series and a good read. The Mack Dalton character is a strong woman with a good sense of humor. She is dating a police detective who she has to stay away from due his assignment at the moment. A new man enters her life and gets her a bit confused about her love life. This installment in the series has two mysteries that she is trying to solve and it ends of a cliff hanger. You will absolutely want the next installment! I promise.

Now traveling to JosieRivers. I hope you enjoy this cozy mystery. I thought this series is great! And, yes, even though a series, I think it can be read standalone. Happy Reading and Happy BookCrossing!

received this surprise book the other day, Thanks!!! Looks interesting

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