What can I say? What can I say? Gabrielle St. George has driven me to drink. Not once, but twice. I think it must be the great covers, but I always grab a drink and head to the pool. And I do love the cover of HOW TO KILL A KINGPIN. So Florida, which is funny because it is written by a Canadian. The whimsy of the covers gives a hint of what is inside—a murder with a few laughs. Well, more than a few. It starts from the get-go with Gina Malone’s fun list of why one should not go to a high school reunion. All good reasons. No. 1 – “High school was not the highlight of your life.” Dah! And all the ones in between. It had never occurred to me that a former beau might be dancing in dad jeans. But it is No. 9 that gives one a pause: “Someone could get murdered, and you might be next.” 

And that is just that start. Chapter 1 continues with Gina Malone visiting Toronto’s foodie section of town. There should have been a warning on the cover about not being hungry when you start reading. Think Uber Eats. (I do like that Gina points out that one should not worry about those extra eight pounds when one is eating Korean food…at least not while reading Gabrielle’s book!)

What can I say? What can I say? Gina is so much like Gabrielle. (Does the CAP “G” give you a hint.) I like them both. 

All I can say is read MY LIST below—reasons why you should read How to Kill a Kingpin, Book #2 in the Whisperer Files.