A Pinot Noir to Die For

Reggie Swann or Blackie as she was called in prison, is a private detective. She is working on a high profile case which has been officially declared as an accident. The wife, though, does not agree and engages Reggie to look into her husband, Milo Getz's death. Milo is a rock'n'roll musician turned vintner. Reggie discovers a bevy of people who are enemies of the deceased. Credit to the author who keeps the suspense till the end.
The book carried more than one subplot at the same time and did not disappoint in its treatment. Reggie has a number of personal issues making the book quite wholesome. I like the fact that a crime fiction includes a little bt of this and a little bit of that making it really quite entertaining.
This was the first Reggie Swann mystery I read and will definitely not be the last. I have not read the first in the series and yet, it was not a problem at all.

I received an Advance Review Copy free from Book Sirens and I am leaving this review voluntarily.