Red Velvet Cupcake Murder (Hannah Swensen, #16)
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Christmas Caramel Murder (Hannah Swensen, #20)
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I Know What You Bid Last Summer (Sarah Winston Garage Sale Mystery #5)
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Sherry Harris presents the fifth installment of this charming, bestselling cozy mystery series! One...
Cake & Punishment
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Book, Line, and Sinker
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Mrs. Claus and the Halloween Homicide
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Mrs. Claus is the gift that keeps giving in the second installment of Liz Ireland’s newest cozy...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2585 KP) rated Murder at the Breakers in Books
Feb 2, 2024
This book does a great job balancing the beginning of the plot with the introduction of Emma and her world. The plot was great, and I appreciated that Emma fell for some red herrings before she reached the logical conclusion. The characters are also strong; it was hard to tell if some of them were going to be series regulars or were just suspects for this book. This book is a tad gray and falls closer to traditional than cozy for me, but that’s a minor issue. I also appreciated how the time and place came to life and were used by the author. It’s easy to tell why this series is so popular. I’m looking forward to reading more soon.
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2585 KP) rated Fatal First Edition in Books
Feb 15, 2024
One thing I love about cozy mysteries are the familiar locations and characters, so I was happy to see this book found an excuse to spend a lot of time at home while continuing the plot. The series regulars gave us some great laughs. Meanwhile, the plot zigs in a different direction part way through, and I was hooked as a result. Unfortunately, it did make the climax a bit rushed, although it was still logical. Fans will be pleased with this entry in the series. If you haven’t started these books yet, you’ll be happy you changed that.
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2585 KP) rated You Feta Watch Out in Books
Nov 20, 2024
While a play of A Christmas Carol might be familiar in a Christmas cozy, I enjoyed the twist on who the victim was. It led to a strong mystery with plenty to suspects and a logical climax I didn’t see coming. The characters are all fun to be around. I especially enjoyed spending time with the series regulars again, and I appreciated that the warnings to Carly to be careful were toned down in this book. The Christmas spirit is strong; it made me wish I were reading it in December with my decorations already up. There are two recipes at the end, including a Christmas grilled cheese. Grill up a sandwich and enjoy this fun Christmas mystery.
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