Mordecai Tremaine decides to take a holiday to the Island of Moulin d’Or where he quickly becomes friends with a group of vacationers.

I love Mordecai Tremaine. He’s so funny even though he’s not trying to be. And I’ll never get tired of him stumbling his way into another murder investigation. It’s so ridiculous, but I couldn’t care less. I’m thoroughly entertained.

Yeah, this was a good mystery. At the beginning, I was a little bit concerned that this might be too similar (predictable) to some of the other books in the series, but I had no need to worry. This was completely different. And everything came together so beautifully in the end. I had multiple theories that were thrown out the window after plot twists, and I couldn’t ask for anything more.

I also loved the title of this book and how it played into the story. Perfect and… funny.

I’ve been breaking all the rules and reading these out of order (I don’t think they need to be read in order), so while this is technically the last book in the series, I still have one left to read. I do plan on reading it. For the most part, this has been a fun, cozy mystery series.