Ashley Branson has a lot to prove with her new cat yoga studio, A Purrfect Pose. It's a place to find inner wellness and adopt adorable cats from the local shelter. It’s also a chance for Ash to run her own life, out from under her overbearing mother. Everything was going well until she discovers one of her new clients, a college professor, dead in her studio. Then, Ash’s brother, Hunter, becomes the prime suspect. Determined to clear his name and save her business, Ash does a deep dive into the connections the victim had with her other clients. But countless suspects, and contradictory leads mean Ash will have to stretch to the max to outthink a clever killer who’s ready to strike her down.
This was a wonderful new cozy mystery series that I hope to continue reading. I love the main character and how she's striving to make her own way in the world and not living under her family's assumptions. She's not compromising on what she wants, but taking her life day by day to making it what she believes is for the best. And I respect her for that. The plot is well written, and the mystery was confounding enough that I was surprised by the big reveal in the end. Thanks to NetGalley and Kensington Books for this advanced reader's copy. This review is my honest opinion.
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