Copy received via Netgalley for an honest review

I am a big, big fan of cozy mysteries, and throw in some puppers and you will get me one clicking like *clicks fingers* that.

Tailing Trouble have me vibes of the Cozy Corgi series by Mildred Abbott, with the doggies, and the love interest.

But to me it was just lacking something.

The mystery was good, and I didn't guess whodunnit until late in the game.

But Ally and her constantly telling us how she has not customers, she has to go look after the dogs, the always going to Gramps house for dinner, but whoops I have to go and walk the dogs. We get it, you had dogs to look after, we didn't need to hear about it every chapter.

And don't get me started on Gramps. I get it, he is supposed to be the kooky sidekick who helps solve the crime, but he was more of a hindrance, a pest and surely the man should be in gaol. Ugh. Is it bad that I wanted him to be the next victim?

I liked the spark between Ally and Noah, and I am interested to see what happens with them in the future.

So whilst I didn't love it, I enjoyed Tailing Trouble enough to read more in the future.



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