Revenge of the Ziti
By Kirsten Weiss
- Release Date: 2023-09-30
- Genre: Fiction & Literature
Description
Murder, Mayhem, and Meatballs.
It's been an idyllic Italian honeymoon for lovebirds Susan and Arsen, as they explore the winding streets of romantic Sicily. For once B&B-owner Susan is enjoying staying in someone else's bed and breakfast, even if that someone else is a tightly wound innkeeper who reminds her a little too much of herself.
But sunny Sicily takes a dark turn when the newlyweds discover a body on the inn's private grounds. In this Italian-garden mystery, any of the quirky guests could be the killer. Danger lurks around every corner as Susan and Arsen navigate newlywed bliss, Sicily's historic hilltop towns, and the twists and turns of murder. But will they be able to uncover the truth before the killer strikes again?
If you love quirky heroines, twisty mysteries, and laugh-out-loud humor, you'll love this short mystery, book nine in the Wits' End mystery novels. Get cozy with Revenge of the Ziti and start this hilarious whodunit today! (A book written entirely by a natural semi-intelligent human and not by AI).
Pasta recipes in the back of the book!
Reviews
Beautiful Italy, a honeymoon and murder!
5By Bernadette CinkoskeIn Revenge of the Ziti, Susan and Arsen are on their honeymoon in Italy. The gorgeous landscape and sumptuous food are almost characters in this well plotted mystery. Of course they stumble across a body. They care for the murdered man’s special dog Ziti as they travel the country constantly encountering the dead man’s travel companions. The engaging plot involves some false starts and kept me well entertained as I enjoyed the Italian countryside and watched our sleuths figure things out.Loved Zitti
5By Meli3r1My favorite mystery series!!Love This Series
5By Inadvertent KnitterRevenge of the Ziti is so cute! I love that one of the main characters is a dog. Susan, as always, is wonderful. She’s so quirky and in her own world. The setting in Italy was great and it was interesting reading about some of the myths. I liked the mystery. Kirsten Weiss knows how to write relatable and funny lead heroines.
