Chocolate Covered Murder (A Lucy Stone Mystery #18)

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Chocolate Covered Murder (A Lucy Stone Mystery #18)

by Leslie Meier (Goodreads Author)

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Between a cutthroat dessert contest and her daughter's new job at the fanciest chocolate shop Tinker's Cove has ever seen, Lucy Stone is on a steady diet of tempting treats! But with a killer on the loose, and Valentine's Day around the corner, there may be nothing sweeter than revenge. . .

It's frigid in snow-covered Tinker's Cove, and Lucy is fighting the winter blues--an...more

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Published January 1st 2012 by Kensington (first published December 27th 2011)

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Sep 07, 2012 Rebecca rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery

Lucy Stone is a part-time reporter in the small town of Tinker's Cove, Maine (and apparently has been for 17 other books before this one). In the chill of a Maine winter (which, from reading about Hannah Swenson in the mystery series set in Minnesota, where everyone has to plug in their cars so the batteries don't freeze, is actually relatively balmy), a local man drowns while ice-fishing, and Lucy suspects a murder. She doesn't do much investigation, however, until the second murder at the new...more

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Jun 21, 2012 Suspense Magazine rated it 4 of 5 stars

2012 may be a mild winter in most parts of the Northeast, but it’s frigid in Tinker’s Cove, Maine, the setting for the delightful Lucy Stone mysteries by Cape Cod author Leslie Meier. In an effort to boost tourism in this non-ski part of the state, the town is hosting a special travel promotion for Valentine’s Day. Lucy, a reporter for the local newspaper, is assigned to do a feature story on the new shop in town—Chanticleer’s Chocolates—and its yummy owner, eligible bachelor Trey Meachem.
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Mar 21, 2012 CD rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery, suspense

There is a new Fudge Queen in town. She's taking no prisoners and the boys like her milkshake. Just what is she selling besides 'award winning' chocolate morsels flavored to a real man's tastebuds? Why does she wind up dead lavishly covered in her luscious confectionery offerings? Is it her candy rival the widow of a Korean War veteran who started a small home based business to support herself decades before? Is it someone else such a jealous wife or girlfriend? Or are there more devious things...more There is a new Fudge Queen in town. She's taking no prisoners and the boys like her milkshake. Just what is she selling besides 'award winning' chocolate morsels flavored to a real man's tastebuds? Why does she wind up dead lavishly covered in her luscious confectionery offerings? Is it her candy rival the widow of a Korean War veteran who started a small home based business to support herself decades before? Is it someone else such a jealous wife or girlfriend? Or are there more devious things at play in goings on about town?

Lucy Stone is at it again reporting for the weekly ad and news paper, The Pennysaver, on all things important from the classifieds and garage sales to murder. Between her domestic trivia and good hearted noisiness, Lucy is in the middle of it all.

Tinker's Cove, a small Maine drinking town with a fishing problem, is experiencing another bout with dead bodies and the accompanying mayhem and gossip. Lucy is there doing her best to solve the crimes in the charming busybody detective way that she has between all of her other roles. From one more fisherman/townie floating up in the harbor and not from the 'thaw', to the signature murder of the books title, there is plenty to build around for this suspenseful little murder mystery story.

Most of this of course you can read from the dust jacket. In fact most of the Lucy Stone murders mystery books tell you almost everything in the first chapter or two. Except the important answers as to whodunnit and why.

Author Leslie Meier is very good at foreshadowing almost the entire story and usually you have the 'right' suspect in mind early on but the rest of the story is artfully withheld until just the right moment. Indeed you often meet the murder in the early parts of the stories and of course, they are your last suspect. Not wanting to give away too much I will say that the formula for the Lucy Stone books is in full play. However part of the charm of this series is in how well the author handles the casual 'asides' that are something the reader can slap themselves on the forehead at the end and say, 'but of course, I should have known!'

I read this at one sitting short of five minutes to refill the coffee cup. I must slow down with these or I'll have them all read before summer. While looking for another book I ran across on of these at the local library and have become hooked. So Lucy Stone has been added to the lists of mysteries that must now be read.

A couple of notes from the 4 books from this series that I've read or am reading.

- There is a formula to this series.
- A reader not personally familiar with small town life may miss some nuances, particularly the importance of the village or town council monthly meetings as a source of entertainment.
- Readers not having lived in a climate that alters one's lifestyle for a few months of the year, hot or cold, will miss some of the color of these books.
- Recurring characters get older, change jobs, and life progresses. This adds to the charm of these stories.
- This is entertainment and not serious studious examination of the literary form of mystery or suspense. Thank goodness!

Now I wonder if I should start at the beginning of the series and work my way forward in time. The Lucy Stone series by Leslie Meier warrant a 'Goodread' designation!

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Dec 21, 2011 Nancy Narma rated it 4 of 5 stars

"A Gooey, Sweet Crime Not to be Missed"

There’s never a dull moment in Tinker’s Cove, Maine…or so it seems to the “Pennysaver’s” star reporter, Lucy Stone. After sitting through a seemingly never-ending town meeting about wastewater issues (which was about as exciting as watching grass grow) Lucy heads back to her home on Red Top Road, only to end up stuck in a snow bank while trying to avoid hitting a deer. Shaken, but okay, Lucy pictures her frozen demise on the front page of the Pennysaver. O...more "A Gooey, Sweet Crime Not to be Missed"

There’s never a dull moment in Tinker’s Cove, Maine…or so it seems to the “Pennysaver’s” star reporter, Lucy Stone. After sitting through a seemingly never-ending town meeting about wastewater issues (which was about as exciting as watching grass grow) Lucy heads back to her home on Red Top Road, only to end up stuck in a snow bank while trying to avoid hitting a deer. Shaken, but okay, Lucy pictures her frozen demise on the front page of the Pennysaver. Out of nowhere, good Samaritan, Max Fraser stops and tows her snow-buried car to safety. He refuses payment and suggests she “Pay it forward”. Little did Lucy know how she would be doing just that.When Max’s body is found frozen and tangled in his ice fishing line with a silver jigging spoon in his mouth, Lucy puts her “sleuthing cap” on to determine if he actually fell through pithy ice or who his killer might be.
Complicating her already hectic schedule of family, home and job is the Tinker’s Cove Chamber of Commerce’s Valentine travel promotion, “Love is Best on the Coast” complete with a Valentine Dessert competition, a semi-formal dance and a request to do an article on an older romantic couple who have “Made Their Love Last”. Lucy chooses a new-to-the-area couple; Roger and Helen Faircloth who seem like the ideal couple..so affectionate, genuine and loving after 40+ years of marriage. Or are they?? With a million details to complete before Valentine’s Day, promotion organizer, Corney Clarke breezes into the newspaper office and relays a tremendous scoop that the newest business in town.” Chanticleer Chocolate” has swept “The Best Candy on the Coast” distinction away from locally owned “Fern’s Famous Fudge”. Was the win really due to the unique flavors of their exorbitantly-priced candies? Or could it be due to the charms of the over-exposed sales clerk named Tamzin Graves? She had charmed the men of the community, including the late Max Fraser! Lucy is sent by Editor and Boss Ted, to interview her as well as her ruggedly handsome but mysterious Boss, Trey Meacham . She combines her sleuthing abilities with her reporter’s duties, while accusatory fingers point to the sometimes caustic and sarcastic co-owner of “Fern’s Famous”, Dora Fraser who also happens to be Max’s jealous ex-wife. She runs her theories past preoccupied Sheriff Barney Culpepper whose Son, Eddie has just returned home from a tour of duty in Afghanistan and hooks up with Max and Dora’s Daughter, Lily. Could Dora be capable of such a deed? She had received a double whammy with Max’s death and losing the contest for best candy on the coast to a new business who didn’t even make their product on the premises! Who else would be strong enough to lift Max’s lifeless body? There are many twists and turns in this story as is true with all of Ms. Meier’s murder mysteries. I truly enjoy the new and returning quirky characters. You think you have it figured, then you’re thrown a curve ball! This is a fast, easy read and another Lucy Stone adventure you’ll truly enjoy and be anxious for the next.*Kensington ARC* Nancy Narma
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Nov 15, 2011 Julie Barrett rated it 5 of 5 stars

Chocolate Covered Murder by Leslie Meier

Typical New England seaside town where in a small town everybody knows everybody.

She is a newspaper reporter and there's a lot going around in town during the winter.

Death on the ice while ice fishing, chamber of commerce meetings how to promote the town
so others will visit and celebrate Valentines Day, award to 1st and 2nd best New England
chocolate shops-both are in town and in competition with one another, returning military
man, tourists looking for a...more

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Jan 06, 2012 Kris rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: from-the-library, read-the-50-states

Another winner from my favorite cozy author! What can I say, I probably am a little biased! I think I was the first person to check this one out - I put my name on the library waiting list while it was being cataloged. Yeah, I roll like that sometimes!

Winter in Maine, brr! Chocolate, fudge, and Valentine's Day? Yay! Food and murder - it's what makes a cozy after all!

After discovering this series a couple years ago, and most definitely not reading them in order, it's been a lot of fun to watch th...more

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Apr 13, 2013 Alannah rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Flabby to nonexistent characterization. Inconsistent storyline. Boatloads of comma splices that wouldn't make it past my high school English teacher. Hell, they didn't even make it past ME. Is the economy really so bad that Kensington Publishing can't spring for a proofreader? This book reads like a first draft.

The mystery itself could have been interesting, but it was surrounded by characters I didn't care about and an unlikable sleuth. In the first half of the book, mom/reporter of newspaper p...more

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Mar 10, 2012 Yvonne rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

It’s Valentine’s Day in the small Maine town of Tinker’s Cove and the competition for being the best chocolate in town is becoming very bloodthirsty. Fern’s Famous Fudge has been an icon in Tinker’s Cove for years, but now in comes a new competitor, Chanticleer’s Chocolates, very fancy and expensive chocolates.

Reporter Lucy Stone is assigned to cover Chanticleer’s Chocolates with a newspaper article, but when she discovers that the manager of the new chocolate company is a flirt who appears to b...more It’s Valentine’s Day in the small Maine town of Tinker’s Cove and the competition for being the best chocolate in town is becoming very bloodthirsty. Fern’s Famous Fudge has been an icon in Tinker’s Cove for years, but now in comes a new competitor, Chanticleer’s Chocolates, very fancy and expensive chocolates.

Reporter Lucy Stone is assigned to cover Chanticleer’s Chocolates with a newspaper article, but when she discovers that the manager of the new chocolate company is a flirt who appears to be interested in her husband and Lucy’s own daughter goes to work at the new chocolate store, she wonders what’s really going on at this new company. The situation becomes even more serious when the ex-husband of one of Fern’s chocolate makers is found dead.

Lucy’s article goes from being a fluff piece to an investigative news article. She’s hot on the trail of the killer, but she has to work fast before anyone else turns up dead. Her investigation takes a turn Lucy wasn’t prepared for and she finds her own life is on the line.

This is the first book in the series that I listened to on audio. I read the first couple of books and the rest of the series is in my TBR. I found I enjoyed listening to it very much. The narrator, Karen White, has the perfect voice to tell this story. Sometimes I can’t put the voice to the characters, but that wasn’t the case with Karen’s narrating. She was perfect for this cozy mystery.

I always loved this series and this book was no exception. Lucy’s children are grown up (I really need to go back and read the previous books to catch up with them. The last book I read they were very young children. LOL). The characters in Tinker’s Cove are all charming and they give readers the comfy feeling of going home and meeting old friends.

As for the story itself, it’s a quick, fast-paced plot with a few twists and turns thrown into the mix. It’s a cozy mystery series that all cozy fans will love. It was a delightful distraction during my commute to and from work.

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May 09, 2013 Ericka rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is the 18th book in the Lucy Stone mystery collection. Lucy Stone is a reporter for the local newspaper and two people that she knows were murdered in this town. A local fisherman winds up drowned and the manager of the upscale chocolate store Chanticleer's Chocolates Tamzin Graves winds up dead. Lucy was assigned to write a story about the chocolate store and the owner, Trey Meacham. Are these two murders connected? At first the police don't think so. Due to Lucy's good reporting she finds...more

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Jun 19, 2012 Jacqueline Corcoran rated it 4 of 5 stars

I always eagerly await Leslie Meier’s Lucy Stone mysteries and recently found her latest, Chocolate Covered Murder in the New Books section of my local library. Leslie Meier ably captures the small details of life, illuminating the small-town setting and its characters, family life, and the winter season. And what cozy fan can resist chocolate as a theme, with not one but two chocolate stores featured?

Generally, Lucy Stone is a likeable character, but in this book, she comes across as sometimes...more

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Jan 10, 2012 Nora-adrienne rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: cozies

Chocolate Covered Murder
By: Leslie Meier
Copyright January 2012
Publisher Kensington

Between a cutthroat dessert contest and her daughter's new job at the fanciest chocolate shop Tinker's Cove has ever seen, Lucy Stone is on a steady diet of tempting treats! But with a killer on the loose, and Valentine's Day around the corner, there may be nothing sweeter than revenge. . .

It's frigid in snow-covered Tinker's Cove, and Lucy is fighting the winter blues--and her widening waistline. No one in their...more Chocolate Covered Murder
By: Leslie Meier
Copyright January 2012
Publisher Kensington

Between a cutthroat dessert contest and her daughter's new job at the fanciest chocolate shop Tinker's Cove has ever seen, Lucy Stone is on a steady diet of tempting treats! But with a killer on the loose, and Valentine's Day around the corner, there may be nothing sweeter than revenge. . .

It's frigid in snow-covered Tinker's Cove, and Lucy is fighting the winter blues--and her widening waistline. No one in their right mind would vacation in Maine this time of year, but to boost the economy, the town is launching a travel promotion for Valentine's Day. As a reporter for the Pennysaver, Lucy is assigned a puff piece on upscale Chanticleer's Chocolates, and its deliciously handsome owner, Trey Meacham. But when a local fisherman drowns suspiciously, Lucy's certain her investigative skills could be put to better use. . .

Everyone is shocked when Fern's Famous Fudge loses its status as "Best Candy on the Coast" to Chanticleer's pricey newfangled confections. And Lucy soon discovers there's another tantalizing tart behind the counter. Sultry store manager Tamzin Graves is only too eager to serve her male clientele--who find her as mouthwatering as her beef-jerky-spiked truffles. Leaving a throng of jealous women in her wake, it's almost no surprise when Tamzin is the next to turn up dead, her body covered in chocolate. . .

Could a bitter ex-wife be behind the crimes? Or a candy shop competitor? There's no sugar-coating the truth, and as Lucy closes in on the culprit, she may find herself locked in the clutches of a half-baked killer. . .

It’s cold and icy out, that’s the first thing Lucy notices as she exits the basement of the town hall, where she attended a meeting for her job as a reporter for the Tinker’s Cove Pennysaver. This evening’s earth shattering topic was the lack of enough toilet facilities at the town beach. It ranged from continuing to rent Porta Potties, or to build a new permanent structure. The groups, both pro and con on this topic helped supply what would be a very lively article.
As she drove home on automatic, she watched the sunset with its beautiful blazing reds and let her mind wander as she created the opening lines of her article. She was so absorbed in her thoughts that she was startled to see a dear leap over a snowdrift and landing in front of her, causing her to lose control, sliding, and fishtailing into the snowbank on the opposite side of the road.
This inauspicious beginning sets the stage for a very nasty murder. I mean really, you have to be very twisted to turn your victim into a chocolate covered treat. Plus wasting that much chocolate is a crime against humanity by itself. Lucy will find that there is no shortage of suspects in this case.
I’ve been a Lucy Stone fan right from my first reading of “Mistletoe Murder”. Leslie Meier has a fantastic imagination which takes us (the readers) deep into the lives and world of Lucy and her neighbors in Tinker’s Cove.
FTC Full Disclosure: I received a copy of this book from the publisher who asked only for a fair and impartial review.
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Jan 29, 2012 E Goldberg rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery

Mixed impressions. Very bare-bones in terms of character development. Reasonable plot but predictable ending (I had to skip ahead!) Not sure why American authors can't gather the 'atmosphere' more. Could it be the editors? Are they targeting a semi-literate audience? Just don't know. Comparison with British authors makes this one look bad (as long as you exclude MC Beaton: Those books seem to be designed to appeal to the Elementary School readers.) Nevertheless, you could treat this as light 'ti...more

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Mar 11, 2012 Jeannie and Louis Rigod rated it 4 of 5 stars

Wife, Mom, and Journalist for Tinker's Cove, Maine, Lucy Stone is upset by the new chocolate store in town. Her youngest daughter, Zoe is hired without a worker's permit and that is just the beginning of feeling something is wrong at Chanticleer's Chocolates.

Other worries concern Lucy as she keeps getting assignments to do with the store and also about her personal life. A good friend's suicide, or is it?, shakes the small town. It is time to figure things out on her own for Lucy.

Can Lucy solve...more

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May 19, 2013 Kristen rated it 1 of 5 stars

Sometimes for me, a book can be like creamed corn: I get it for no reason except that I see it on the shelf and want something to chew on. this book is like that, and also like creamed corn, it's cloyingly sweet with not much substance. This book is bland, but in an almost comforting kind of way.

That said, what kind of mystery book has the sleuth looking for clues without giving any hints for a keen reader to catch? The killer just kind of appeared in the last bit and then confessed to everythi...more

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Feb 20, 2013 Oswego Public Library District added it

Shelves: mystery

Chocolate Covered Murder by Leslie Meier is our book for February’s Mystery Book Discussion. This fast-paced whodunit is in the cozy Lucy Stone series and takes place in small town Tinker’s Cove, Maine. As the town gets ready for Valentine’s Day and bundles up from the cold snowy days, a friend of Lucy’s is found frozen. Another surprise hits the town when the beloved Fern’s Famous Fudge loses to the new and expensive Chanticleer's Chocolates. Lucy’s investigative skills shine as she interviews...more

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Jan 10, 2012 Susan rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery-maine

Valentine's Day is a nice break for weather-battered New Englanders, especially now that there's a new, high-end chocolate shop in Tinker's Cove. The menfolk especially appreciate the store manager, who seems to be a very affectionate woman. Lucy Stone is more concerned about the recent death of an ice fisherman, and the prevalence of drugs in their small town. Then, just before February 14, she finds another body, and this one is murder and no mistake.

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Feb 22, 2012 Lisa Delaine Youngblood rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-for-tayshas-2011-12

When a small town is rocked by the strange death of a local man, local newspaper reporter Lucy Stone investigates what she believes is a murder. Dueling chocolateers, upcoming Valentine's festivities, and out-of-towners make for a not-so-sweet series of events. While the mystery itself is well conceived and the town's characters are intriging, the main character's often lacking deduction and parenting skills make her a less than appealing heroine.

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Mar 13, 2012 Judy rated it 3 of 5 stars

I love this series as the author makes it real with a part-time working Mom with 4 kids and a husband. Lucy Stone works for a town newspaper in Maine and always finds trouble brewing in town and investigates. When I started reading this series her children were babies and now the eldest, Toby is married and with a son. So the author does a great job and I've watched Lucy's family grow. Funny at times and an easy read. Recommend this series.

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Feb 16, 2013 Chris rated it 3 of 5 stars

It was a fun quick read and I got a Valentine's Day book on my list as well.

I have only read 3 other books from this series, and I picked this up because I was in the Library during Valentine's week and thought, what the hay...I will take a break from Eve Duncan - just a short break - and read a timely holiday book.

Very sugary...lol

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Jul 08, 2012 Shannon rated it 2 of 5 stars

I was enjoying this book for what it is - a cozy mystery - until right near the end. I felt there was a scene in there that was completely unnecessary to the plot, and never was fully explained.

I was also disappointed in how the mystery was wrapped up also - I never do like it final complete confession by the murderer.

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Apr 28, 2012 Kelly rated it 5 of 5 stars

Leslie Meier is always a very good read...The story line kept me reading but was also what you would call a cozy mystery (fun, light, and believable). Lucy Stone is a character that could be your best friend or next door neighbor. I was thankful that someone was able to lend me the book for the Kindle since you cannot currently borrow Leslie Meier's books for the Kindle in the library.

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Feb 12, 2012 Sandybear76 rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: mysteries

Lucy, the ever-busy mom of 4, reporter at the Pennysaver, and wife, is covering several stories for the paper such as what are people on the street doing for Valentine's Day and interviewing new business owners of the latest Chocolate shop. Then a local man dies on the frozen pond and many unanswered questions are asked.

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May 28, 2012 Cyndi rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery

Listened to this while working in the yard and around the house. Easy to follow mystery set in a small town where a mom/newspaper reporter uncovers the true murderer. Underlying issues of effects of drugs on society though it doesn't purport to solve such a complex problem in a beach read novel.

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Jun 20, 2012 Terry rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: chocolate, fiction, female-detectives, mystery, maine-fiction

A light and enjoyable mystery. Part of a series. The plot involves a snowy winter in Maine, chocolates for Valentine's Day, likeable quirky characters, and murder covered with chocolate. What more could you want in a cozy murder mystery. And, did I mention chocolate.

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Apr 02, 2012 Rachel rated it 2 of 5 stars

I have only read this book of the series but I imagine the author has to introduce new people with each book to be the murderers as well as the victims. Such writing is bound to be formulaic. Which is what I felt about this book. Predictable, but something to pass the time.

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Mar 24, 2012 Carolyn E rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Everyone

I really enjoyed this book. It was something a little different, and quite delightful. I think I may have read a couple of Leslie Meier's books sometime in the past, but it has been a while.

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Apr 01, 2013 Gerry rated it 4 of 5 stars

I listened to this while doing my physical therapy.
I enjoyed the plot and the reader's voice.
Two murders take place in a small
town in Maine. Two competitive chocolate companies appear to have something to do with one.

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Jun 05, 2012 kathy rated it 3 of 5 stars

a sweet (literally) cozy mystery. i love this series & have been reading them from the beginning. my kids were older than the main character's children, but fun to relate as a parent with kids when i started!!

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Feb 08, 2012 Gretchen rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is the 18th book in the series. I've grown to enjoy visiting the characters in this series. This is a Valentine theme. Lucy investigates two murders for the town newspaper and gets involved too far.

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Jul 06, 2012 Carol rated it 4 of 5 stars

I enjoy the Lucy Stone mystery series because I can identify with her MOM status and still being able to solve the crimes. Glad I live in Arizona, don't like all the talk of freezing weather!

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