Lei'd to Rest Confessions

Getting lei'd in Hawaii just got a whole lot more dangerous.
Welcome to Hanalei Bay. Living in paradise can be a real killer.

When my ex-husband decides to get married at my ramshackle Hawaiian resort, I figure the worst part will be watching him exchange vows with an influencer-until the wedding planner turns up dead and I'm conducting murder investigations in flip-flops. You will LOVE this tropical cozy mystery!

Cosmopolitan Magazine calls Addison's books, "...easy, frothy fun!"
Humor with a side of homicide.

A laugh out loud standalone cozy mystery by New York Times, USA TODAY, & Wall Street Journal bestseller Addison Moore. Includes RECIPE!

My name is Jinx Julep, and I run a ramshackle resort in paradise where the pools are questionable, the chickens have attitude, and apparently, the wedding guests turn up dead.

When my ex-husband announces he's getting married at MY resort to an influencer with two million followers and the intellectual depth of a puddle, I figure the worst thing that could happen is dying of embarrassment. Then the wedding planner actually dies, and suddenly I'm conducting murder investigations in flip-flops while dodging family drama, fire dancers, and a detective who's hotter than lava and twice as dangerous to my peace of mind.

Between interrogating suspects on muddy hiking trails, surviving bachelorette parties featuring athletic men with flaming objects, and trying not to get murdered by a killer with serious relationship issues, I'm discovering that justice in paradise comes with a side of tropical romance and very complicated timing.

The wedding must go on, the mai tais are flowing, and somewhere between the chicken attacks and social media documentation, I need to catch a killer before they strike again. Because in Hawaii, even murder mysteries come with better scenery, superior cocktails, and the kind of happy ending that makes surviving homicidal wedding guests totally worth it.

Welcome to paradise, where the views are killer, the romance is steamy, and sometimes the guests are literally dying to make an impression.