The Asian community is kicking off summer with the return of its popular Cleveland Night Market festivities, and Lana Lee is excited to represent the Ho-Lee Noodle House booth with her favorite chef, Peter Huang. But before she can get too accustomed to the idea of an exciting day, an explosion involving a nearby food truck, Wonton on Wheels, kills one of the proprietors and injures several others in the nearby vicinity. When the authorities discover that this was no accident, Lana and her best friend, Megan Riley, fall back into detective mode. Can they find the truth before they get burned?
This was a good cozy mystery with likeable characters and a plot that kept me guessing until the end. There was an emphasis on women and abuse, but I liked how the author handled it. The reader won't see any abuse on the page keeping the coziness of the mystery. I will read more from this series.
This was a good cozy mystery with likeable characters and a plot that kept me guessing until the end. There was an emphasis on women and abuse, but I liked how the author handled it. The reader won't see any abuse on the page keeping the coziness of the mystery. I will read more from this series.
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