
Murder at the Lakeside Library: A Lakeside Library Mystery
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In this series debut perfect for fans of Jenn McKinlay and Miranda James, Rain Wilmot must discover...
cozymystery

The Box
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The box was made of a metal like aluminum and sealed with heavy tape. In sunlight it had a...

Smoke
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England. A century ago, give or take a few years. An England where people who are wicked in thought...

Forge of Darkness
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Now is the time to tell the story of an ancient realm, a tragic tale that sets the stage for all the...

Unbreakable (The Legion, #1)
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Supernatural meets The Da Vinci Code in this action-packed paranormal thriller, the first book in a...

Eyes of the Seer (The Derbfine Series #2)
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n ancient Ireland, men and women take to the legends for answers. Different-colored eyes are the...
Historical Romance

End of Faith
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Ninety-five percent of the world’s population perishes in the worst pandemic since the Black...
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No Man’s Land (John Puller #4)
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Two men. Thirty years. John Puller’s mother, Jackie, vanished thirty years ago from Fort...

Sophie Last Seen
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"A mother's psyche edges toward madness as she tries to solve the puzzle of her daughter's...
crime murder disappearance mystery thriller detective

Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2357 KP) rated Pink Lemonade Cake Murder in Books
Sep 5, 2023
Once again, fans of the series will know what to expect. The mystery is decent, but the story is padded with lots of talk about food, even for a culinary cozy. And the sub-plot involving Mike slows down the beginning of the story. I also had a hard time buying how the police deal with Hannah’s sleuthing in this book. And yet, I still do like checking in on the characters, and the recipes sound delicious as always. The cliffhanger makes it obvious we are back in the soap opera territory I had hoped we’d left behind. If you are curious about the series, start with the early books to see why so many people read it.