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Once, in a cottage above the cliffs on the Dark Sea of Darkness, there lived three children and...
Jamaican Recipes
Food & Drink and Lifestyle
App
The "Jamaican Recipes" app has over Jamaican 110 recipes with step by step cooking instructions. It...
Superlative Fatigue by Errorsmith
Album Watch
Returning with his first album in 13 years, Errorsmith’s ‘Superlative Fatigue’ long-awaited...
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HARVEST MOON: Seeds Of Memories
Entertainment and Games
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**Please note HARVEST MOON: Seeds of Memories is compatible with iPhone 5S or later, iPad Air 1 or...
Harvest Moon farming simulation mining cooking fishing
GPS to SMS
Navigation and Travel
App
NEW: Integrated Flashlight - listed in the top charts in many countries Send your actual location...
Objects In Motion
Book
A new friendship. A simple gift. A love that defies convention. It’s been three years since...
bisexual romance lgbt romance
Erratic cinematic by Gerry Cinnamon
Album
Hailing from Castlemilk, Glasgow, Gerry Cinnamon is a Scottish acoustic blues singer and songwriter....
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Arbor Day Can Be Deadly
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He came to stay out of trouble. But when a new friendship pulls him deep into danger, can he make it...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2593 KP) rated Nine Lives and Alibis in Books
Oct 4, 2023
Those looking for a quick murder will be disappointed here. Yes, I did feel there were some pacing issues, but for the most part, I found the book did a good job of introducing suspects and motives before the murder happened. I did figure one thing out early, but the rest was still a surprise. I didn't appreciate the emphasis on psychics in the book, but the rest of the Halloween events in the book were fun, making it perfect for this time of year. (And yes, I do realize that issue is all mine.) Fans of the author's Full Moon Mysteries will enjoy seeing a couple of those characters show up here. As a series fan, I definitely enjoyed seeing the characters again, and want to see how some new beginnings impact the next book in the series. There's still time to add this book to your October reading list, and if you enjoy Halloween set cozies, you'll be glad you did.
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2593 KP) rated One Taste Too Many in Books
Jun 20, 2019
While it doesn’t take much to intrigue me with a culinary cozy, I found Sarah’s status as a cook of convenience to be a great pull for this series. For more serious culinary lovers, Emily works as a line chef and is part of a culinary festival taking place in their town, so all abilities are covered, although the two recipes at the end are definitely on the simple side. The mystery starts strong, with us learning about Bill’s death on the first page. I did find it harder to care about the sub-plot involving RahRah; I think it’s more because I’m not a pet person so I needed more time to warm up to him before I would care. Still, both storylines reach great climaxes, and Sarah manages to figure out all the twists along the way. The characters have some room to grow, but the main cast, including the suspects, are all solid, providing a good base for future growth. Fans of culinary cozies will enjoy this tasty debut.

