A Field Guide to Homicide review

Title:  A Field Guide to Homicide 

Author: Lynn Cahoon 

Series: Cat Latimer Mystery 6

Chapters: 24

Pages:279

Genre: Cozy Mystery 

Rating: 4 stars

Publisher:  Kensington Books 

`A Field guide to Homicide is the sixth book in the Cat Latimer Mystery series by Lynn Cahoon and in this one, Seth has a blast from his past that he wasn't expecting.  An old army buddy of his, he thought died when they were stationed in Germany only to find him murder in the Colorado wildness is a shock to Seth. But on that same note Cat has the feeling that Seth is hiding something about his past from her, and everything is a little tense.  And of course like always her uncle doesn't want her to get involved in trying to solve the murder. But Cat's an author she's naturally nosy 

I did like that in this one the murder had nothing to do with the writer's retreat. But even though it didn't Cat still found herself trying to solve the murder because of the victim's ties to Seth.  All in all, I enjoyed this installment in the Cat Latimer mystery series that I didn't even mind the slight cliff hanger at the end of the book. Which means that hopefully there's at least one more book in the series in the future. 

I received a copy of this book from the publisher through netgalley. I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are mine alone.