Looking for a murder mystery with hilarious characters fighting the pressure of being „normal“ with a hint of supernatural powers? Then you need to read "Dead & Breakfast“.

I can count on my hands how many times books have actually made me laugh out loud in the past, and this book managed it more than once. The balance of pop culture jokes, puns, and the absurd situations they were in made this the silliest mix of humor I have ever seen, and I loved every bit of it.

Not only were the jokes a breath of fresh air, but also the relationship between Sal and Arthur. Like seriously, when do you get a book where the main couple is already married and literally sticking together till death (or more like second death) do them part?

"Dead & Breakfast“ is hardly a serious book, but still the important messages were there, which makes it the perfect fit for everyone looking for a humorous book with lots of heart!

Thank you to NetGalley and the Berkley Publishing Group for providing me with this ARC in return for an honest review.

I can now proudly announce the fact that I have finished one of the famous horror classics, but please do not ask me to sum up the plot, because people would think I made it up. I swear, it's true that Dracula is trying to buy real estate so he can take over England, one of the main characters is actually a real estate agent turned vampire hunter, there is a cowboy, and this book has a pretty wholesome found family.

For me, reading this classic in the time frame it happened in really helped with imagining the length some plot points, like travel, used to take. Dracula Daily is definitely worth it.

Yeah, so the second someone drops the fact that "their carnal desires might be considered as perverse" while simultaneously being incredibly skilled at throwing sexist comments around like they are carnival confetti, I am out.