A Blue Plate Diner Mystery Series Box Set

By: Kelli Fudge

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Welcome to Seaview, Maine—where breakfast is sacred, friendship is forever, and murder has a habit of showing up on the Blue Plate Special.

In A Blue Plate Diner Mystery Series Box Set, small-town diner owner Hazel Hart just wants to serve comfort food and keep her customers happy. But when crime creeps into her kitchen, she and her quick-witted crew—Ruby Frye, Benny the cook, Joey the dishwasher, and steady Sheriff Cal Barnes—end up serving justice alongside coffee and pie.

From poisoned burritos to tainted syrup, shady land deals, and secrets baked right into the biscuits, every mystery tests Hazel’s heart, humor, and hometown grit.

Filled with laughter, loyal friendships, and mouthwatering meals, this cozy mystery series is perfect for fans of down-home whodunits, clean small-town charm, and heroes who prove that no matter how messy life gets, there’s always room for one more helping of hope.

This collection features FIVE FULL - LENGTH NOVELS including:

1. Breakfast Burrito Murder
2. Double Cheeseburger Murder
3. Meatloaf Special Murder
4. Banana Pancake Murder
5. Chicken Fried Steak Murder

These books were very good. Love each story

I though all of the story's was very well written The person reading was good. Hope to hear more.

Annoying “cutesy sayings”

All right, let’s start out with the dislikes. They are immediate. All the acute sayings got to be annoying. If those were taken out, the book would not be half as long. And virtual voice, I hate it and not realize this was virtual voice until it started talking. I need to learn to check that. Now with what I liked, I like the storyline I think it’s neat. Some of the characters are like yeah OK but all in all it’s a cute little story no chuckle out loud much moments but if you’re wanting something just kind of chill out and listen to this is your book.
And all of that is speak to text so you may have to decipher what it says

Repetitive and formulaic

The ideas for each story are ok, but the author seems to have been following a cozy mystery format without really thinking through a story. Many disconnects on character details from book to book.