#BookReview: Catch Me if Yukon (Passport to Peril #12) by Maddy Hunter

Title: Catch Me If Yukon

Series: Passport to Peril #12
Author: Maddy Hunter
Genres: Adult, Mystery, Cozy Mystery
Pages: Kindle Edition, 314
Pub Date: December 8, 2018
Publisher: Midnight Ink
Book Source: Publisher
My Rating: 4 Stars

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Synopsis: As tour escort Emily Miceli leads her globetrotting band of Iowa seniors into the wilds of Alaska, she discovers that, in the land of the midnight sun, whales aren’t the only killers on the prowl. When a tour member turns up dead on a mountainous hiking trail, Emily blames herself for the mishap—until she learns that something far hairier might be to blame. 

One of the seniors snaps a photo of what looks to be Bigfoot, raising many questions about what happened to the victim. But the illusive sasquatch is just a legend, isn’t it? Between whale-watching in the glacial waters near Seward and ziplining in the primal forests of Denali, Emily finds herself locked in a game of cat and mouse with a killer who’s too clever to be mere myth.


About the Author: Maddy Hunter has endured disastrous vacations on three continents in the past five years. The first six titles are available from Pocket Books; books seven through eleven are available with Midnight Ink Books. The first in the series, Alpine for You, was an Agatha Award finalist and a Daphne du Maurier Award finalist. Also, Hula Done It?, Pasta Imperfect, and Top O’ the Mournin’ were named to the Independent Mystery Bookseller’s Association bestseller list. For more information, go to MaddyHunter.com.

My Review: Well this is the 12th book in this series and I have to say that I have not read any of the other ones.  So if you are a fan of this series this will be a review for this book only.   

I do want to say that I did not feel like I was missing out on anything with this one. Its one of those books that is totally within itself a fully fledged story so I feel confident saying that you do not need to read the other books to understand this one.  I really loved the narrator Emily and the setting of Alaska!  This one was full of laughing moments, lots of snark, and made this a mystery with a slight twist.  

I did think that this one had a lot of characters to remember and that was a little confusing but other than that I did still like the story. The clues to the main mystery were great and I didn't guess the ending so that was wonderful.    

Go Into This One Knowing: For those who love humor in their mysteries! 

 

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