A Review of POST PARCEL by Kate Kulig

Post Parcel is the second book by Indie writer, Kate Kulig. I enjoyed her first book, Bloody Murder, but this second effort was a whole lot better. There were actual moments while reading this story that I thought, "ooooo the plot thickens." I wasn't planning on reading this right after reading the first book. I thought I would check out the first couple of pages just to see how it was and I was hooked. I had to read on.

In Post Parcel - Zofia at the Bloody Murder Bookstore gets a UPS delivery of a steamer trunk with a body inside wrapped in plastic. (I won't make the COD joke) "It's a considerate thriller that wraps his or her bodies in plastic."

The book flows excellently taking the reader along with Zo, Michael, Feliz, and a cast of characters through the streets of New Orleans. I wanted to climb into a chair with a bug cup of bitter chicory coffee, a Po'boy sandwich, crank up the Harry Connick jr.(my New Orleans favorite), and read the book from start to finish.

I can't wait for the next book in the Bloody Murder series.

5 Stars out of 5

Memorable quotes:
"Reality outdoes the imagination every time."
"A geek and a laptop. It's a beautiful thing."
"It's a lot easier to sell someone on a new author if you have his or her earliest work."

Jerry looked at Michael. "What have you done with Zo?"
Michael returned the level gave. "Would you like the list chronologically or shall I start from her toes?"

Post Parcel on Amazon