The JOY of Murder: A Daiyu Wu Mystery (Daiyu Wu Mysteries)

Review ★★★★★ - I loved this story!Another fascinating investigation! Daiyu has a very observant mind undistracted by visual input, has deductive reasoning down to a science, and an impeccable memory. - Jetagen at Bookbub ★★★★★ - Looking forward to more adventures! Dai is a very strong female character, who refuses to allow her blindness become a disability, instead relying on the strengths of her other senses. I really enjoy the relationship between Dai and Jacques, as well as the developing characters of Truman and even Dr. Aiden Campbell. And of course, who could resist the antics of Prince, the Scottish terrier/Pomeranian mix pet. -Kuzlin at Bookbub ★★★★★ - Evocative historic details! The historical facts about Dallas, the casual racism and discrimination are all well depicted. The author is truly gifted in both the story telling and the evocative historic details. - Mrs. LIR Linda at Goodreads ★★★★★ - A really well done mystery! This was a strong sequel to the Daiyu Wu Mysteries series. It was a really well done mystery and the characters that I enjoyed were back. - Katy M at Goodreads Product Description A socialite accused of murder, planted evidence, and mysterious enemies challenge blind detective Daiyu Wu in her new sleuthing adventure.When a highly respected member of the 'Little Mexico' community is killed in 1930 Dallas, all the evidence points towards Grace Pierce, wife of a local businessman and a former member of the Ku Klux Klan. Grace’s son Truman turns to Daiyu Wu and her unique detective skills for help, but Dai quickly discovers that nothing about this case is what it seems.With her companion Jacques and canine bodyguard Prince Razor, Dai must navigate a family in turmoil, racial tensions, and shady business deals to find the actual killer before Truman's mother is sentenced to death.Book 2 of the Daiyu Wu Mysteries