Dead on the Vine

Praise

Praise for Dead on the Vine:
“[A] lighthearted series launch…Animal lovers won’t want to miss this playful cozy.”
—Publishers Weekly

“The human-porcine-insect trio attacks the case with a gusto and expertise that would make mere cat sleuths blush with envy.” 
—Kirkus Reviews

“The beautifully described rural setting, the nicely fleshed-out characters, and a sense of whimsy distinguish this charming cozy debut, the first in a series.”
—Booklist

“It only took until page four for me to realize what a delight this book is…Well done, Elle Brooke White, well done!”
—MyShelf.com

“A deftly crafted and simply pitch-perfect mystery novel by an author with an impressively effective and narrative driving storytelling style…very highly recommended.”
—Midwest Book Review

“This stunning debut has it all…Elle Brooke White breathes new life into cozy mysteries.”
—Manhattan Book Review

“Like a modern day Charlotte’s Web.”
—Cozy Mystery Book Reviews

“A country-flavored read with a fresh farm-to-table rural setting and a suspenseful fast-paced plot. Mix in a few additional ingredients, like a charming cast, a crime-solving pig, and a loyal lady bug, and you have the perfect recipe for a fun and lively cozy.”  
—B. B. Haywood, New York Times bestselling author of the Candy Holliday mysteries

“Dead on the Vine has it all—characters and a setting you will fall in love with and a plot that will keep you turning the pages!”  
—Peg Cochran, USA Today bestselling author of the Farmer’s Daughter mysteries

“A debut cozy mystery with a delightful and winning combination: a feisty heroine, a pig named Horse, an enchanting farm—and a mystery that will keep you guessing. Dead on the Vine checks all the boxes!”
—Sally Goldenbaum, USA Today bestselling author of the Seaside Knitters mysteries

“Dead on the vine is a funny, warm-hearted mystery sure to please.” 
—Mollie Cox Bryan, author of the Buttermilk Creek mysteries

“Buckle up for a crazy ride when Charlotte Finn inherits the family farm—and her family’s darkest secrets. Did these secrets spawn a murder? Author Elle Brook White kept me in my seat around every curve to the very last page.”
—Barbara Ross, author of the Maine Clambake mysteries