Four Parties and a Funeral

Praise

Praise for the Catering Hall Mysteries
 
“Murder crashes the party…Her zany cast will have readers wondering whether DiRico’s series debut is set in Belle View or Bellevue.” —Kirkus Reviews
 
“An intriguing, adventurous holiday whodunit!” —Woman’s World, Editor’s Pick for It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Murder

“The Catering Hall Mystery series keeps going from strength to strength as it follows the adventures of our thoroughly modern heroine. Mia’s narrative voice is refreshingly lively and believable as an Astoria girl navigating life in the 21st century…Loads of humor and charm.” —Criminal Element on It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Murder
 
“Amiable….A quick-witted girl from the boroughs who makes good as a sleuth.” —Kirkus Reviews on Long Island Iced Tina
 
“Just as much fun as the first, with realistic characters…The mystery was complicated and clever, and the dialog witty and believable. It was also really great to have a mystery set in Astoria-Queens; small-town cozies are awesome, but it’s always refreshing—and frankly more easily relatable for me—to have that aesthetic transplanted to the big city.” —Criminal Element on Long Island Iced Tina
 
“[A] laugh-out-loud whodunit.” —Woman’s World Book Club Selection
 
“Fast-paced and hilarious, the book trades in twists that undermine stereotypical expectations, impressing me again and again with how fresh and modern this novel feels in a typically traditional subgenre.” —Criminal Element
 
“Populated by vivid characters.” —The Big Thrill
 
“A fresh, fun, and fabulous debut to what promises to be a fantastic new mystery series!” —Jenn McKinlay, New York Times bestselling author
 
“Mamma mia! What a nifty story. This endearing new heroine has a lot on her plate—all of it delicious fun!” —Laura Levine, author of Death of a Gigolo

“A catered feast of a mystery.” —Sherry Harris, author of Let’s Fake a Deal