Forbidden Storm (Storm #2)
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A paranormal romance about forbidden love and the lengths one vampire takes to protect her secrets. ...
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Shifters Gone Wild Box Set
Rebecca Rivard, Felicity Heaton, Ann Gimpel, Laura Greenwood, Ophelia Bell, J.A. Belfield, Skye MacKinnon, Arizona Tape, Liza Street, Keira Blackwood, Kate Rudolph, Marie-Claude Bourque and T.K. Eldridge
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Ricochet (The Wolfborne Saga #2)
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They survived the first wave of werewolves, but Zev knows it’s only the beginning. When a rogue...
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The Music Box
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A victim of obligation, Gabrielle spends her days slogging away in a dead-end job, fending off the...
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Waves (Inhuman Love Collection #1)
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A year after ending his engagement a mere two days before the wedding, Ezra has settled into his new...
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Chocolate a la Murder
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Maddie gets rattled by a candy-coated murder. It's Wine and Chocolate Days in San Benedetto, and...
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Seduced (Blood Rose Tales #3)
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Charlotte Vail finds herself irresistibly drawn to one of Grochaire Realm’s top agents for the RIU...
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The Pig in the Derby Hat ( Trussel and Gout: Paranormal investigations 1)
By M.A. knights
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Young Clementine Trussel didn’t go looking for the supernatural. It found her.
When a small pig wearing a derby hat falls out of her Granny’s window, Clementine is inclined to believe she’s seeing things. Only someone else saw it too, the mysterious Theophilius Gout, and he claims to be an expert in the paranormal.
There is definitely something odd about the fat, tweed-clad man, and when her Granny falls deathly ill, Clementine is uneasy entrusting her recovery to a stranger. Even one as enigmatic as Mr Gout. Besides, he seems more interested in the cakes from her parents’ bakery than anything…otherworldly.
But with her grandmother's life, and Clementine's own future, hanging in the balance, she is forced to follow him into a world of magic and monsters hidden in the shadows of her quiet hometown.
Will they be in time to save her Granny? Is Mr Gout what he claims to be? And just what exactly is the pig in the derby hat?
This was a brilliant short read I loved it. A cosy paranormal story with fun characters, and so well written. Looking forward to reading more.
Midge (525 KP) rated Chocolate a la Murder in Books
Mar 25, 2019
The setting for the story is a town called San Benedetto in the California wine country. In “Chocolate a la Murder,” owner, Maddie Kosloski, of the Perfectly Proper Paranormal Museum, is preparing for The Wine and Chocolate Days Festival in San Benedetto. Maddie has sweet dreams about her new Magic of Chocolate exhibit. Her latest attraction is a haunted Mexican whisk called a molinillo that rattles if someone lies.
When Maddie visits the town's new boutique chocolate shop, she finds one of the owners dead and covered in melted cocoa. Maddie's determined to catch the killer, and she soon uncovers deadly dealings in the world of artisan chocolate. But the deception surrounding those dealings are enough to make the molinillo rattle all night. Will Maddie have to temper her passion for sleuthing before a killer makes her their next target?
Although I haven’t any read of the first three books of the series, Kirsten Weiss, provides plenty of back-stories, so “Chocolate a la Murder” works well as a stand-alone novel. Written in the first person, the characters in this novel were a real laugh and I especially liked Maddie’s feistiness. I even found myself asking the same questions and thinking along the same lines as Maddie when trying to work out the identity of the perpetrator. I really enjoyed the easy-to-read writing style, the plot and the pace of the book. The paranormal element helped to add intrigue to the tale, whilst making it a little different to some of the other books in the genre.
All in all, “Chocolate a la Murder” is a lighthearted, lovely read, that combines mystery, thrills and murder and mayhem and I'm looking forward to reading the first three books of the series.
[Thanks to #NetGalley and Midnight Ink Publishing for the free ARC of #ChocolateAlaMurder in exchange for an honest review.]
Haley Mathiot (9 KP) rated The Channel: Stories From L.A in Books
Apr 27, 2018
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