Book Review: ‘Live, Local And Dead: A Vermont Radio Mystery’ By Nikki Knight

A small town murder mystery is the highlight of the first novel in the Vermont Radio mystery series. A solid mystery that keeps readers engaged, with topical subject matter and even a gassy moose and a cate! What else do you need. DJ Jaye Jordan has moved to Vermont and bought the small, local radio station. It is near where her ex-husband and daughter live. There was a righ-winger, Edward Anger, who did a show but she got rid of him and plays romantic music now. The fans of that man (and not many are not happy about this.) So one night Jaye is working off stress and shoots a snowman that has been built in the head. But it contains the dead body of Anger. Jaye isn’t a suspect in his death but some towns people are mad about this and start some trouble. Jaye has a friend in the Governor of Vermont and when things start to get to crazy, he tries to step in and calm things down and Jaye might even had a new romance. Now all Jaye needs to do is find the killer before things get too out of control.

You can pick up Live, Local, and Dead in stores on Tuesday, February 8th from Crooked Lane.