Her novels feature small towns, family relationships, and women who aren’t afraid to protect those they love. Heather Day Gilbert, an ECPA Christy award finalist and Grace award winner, writes contemporary mysteries and Viking historicals. Thanks to Kensington Books and NetGalley for providing a free ebook for review. I’ve enjoyed this series, and I’m sorry to see it end (although I am hoping that hint towards the end was prepping us for more Belinda Blake books-hint, hint). #CozyMystery #BookReview Click To TweetĪs with the other books in the series, this is a fun mystery with no on-the-page violence but plenty of humour, witty dialogue, and great characters. Belinda Blake and the Birds of a Feather by Heather Day Gilbert is a fun mystery with plenty of humour, witty dialogue, and great characters. The novel is written in first person, and her quirky voice works well as a narrator.
She has two jobs: she’s a video game reviewer who probably understands more of what my teenage son says than I do, and she babysits exotic pets: snakes, wolves, and pigeons, among others. Belinda is a great character-fun, intelligent, and slightly weird. While she’s there, she gets pulled into caring for the lady’s homing pigeons … and investigating a suspicious death in the neighbourhood. For those who haven’t been following the series … this is the third in the series, and while it’s an excellent standalone novel, there is a little backstory that you might appreciate more if you read Snake in the Grass and Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing firstīelinda returns to her hometown after her best friend’s mother dies. Yes, it’s another great instalment in Belinda’s life as an exotic petsitter, and it wraps up well, but I’d like more.įor those who have been following the series, we do get an answer to Belinda’s little romance problem.
We’ll start with the one thing I’m not happy about with Belinda Blake and the Birds of a Feather: This is the last book in the Belinda Blake series 🙁
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