Peach Cobbler Murder (Hannah Swensen, #7)

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Peach Cobbler Murder (Hannah Swensen #7)

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As she sits in her nearly empty store on Groundhog Day, Hannah can only hope that spring is just around the corner--"and that the popularity of the new Magnolia Blossom Bakery is just a passing fad. The southern hospitality of Lake Eden's two Georgia transplants, Shawna Lee and Vanessa Quinn, is grating on Hannah's nerves--"and cutting into her profits. At least Hannah has...more

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Published February 1st 2006 by Kensington (first published March 1st 2005)

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May 28, 2011 Hannah rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: cozy-mystery

This book irritated me so much when I read it several years ago that I had wiped from my memory. It wasn't until I looked through my bookshelves that I realized I had forgotten to add it. Peach Cobbler Murder is my first from the Hannah Swensen series, and very likely my last. Usually I would give the earlier books a chance when I realize that I had picked up a later book in the series by mistake, but not here; if the 7th book was so hard to bear, what would the 1st be like, when the writing and...more This book irritated me so much when I read it several years ago that I had wiped from my memory. It wasn't until I looked through my bookshelves that I realized I had forgotten to add it. Peach Cobbler Murder is my first from the Hannah Swensen series, and very likely my last. Usually I would give the earlier books a chance when I realize that I had picked up a later book in the series by mistake, but not here; if the 7th book was so hard to bear, what would the 1st be like, when the writing and characterization is potentially weaker? My sole reason for reading this book was because I was tickled that Hannah and I shared the same name. Even with nonexistent expectations, I found myself disappointed with everything from the characters to the story.

Hannah Swensen is one of the most unlikeable protagonists I've ever had the misfortune to read about. She's hypocritical, stuffy and doesn't seem to have a single ounce of common sense. I find it impossible to believe she's in her 30s; her attitude reminds me of conservative old ladies from the previous generation, and my own grandmother is probably more technologically advanced and forward-thinking than Hannah is. All Hannah does is whine, whine, whine! She seems to believe that the world rotates with her at its center. If she's not complaining about Shawna being an evil, scheming cow (God forbid she consider that the woman's also doing intelligent business), she's getting angry at Mike for not rebuffing Shawna. As a first time reader of this series, what shocked me most was the way she was dangling both Mike and Norman. I mean, for all her practically-Victorian morals, Hannah doesn't think anything of two-timing?

I barely remember the actual murder mystery element, because 90% of the book was taken up with Hannah's self-absorption. It definitely wasn't very interesting or well-plotted; I honestly didn't even care who did it. All I wanted was to get away from Hannah's dreary character.

Prior to chatting with fellow readers and reading other reviews, I had considered moving onto the next book just to see whether the extremely frustrating "love triangle" was resolved. But by all accounts, it continues to drag on for the next 7 books, and reading another 7 books filled with our extremely unlikeable heroine with her two cardboard cutout beaus would take superhuman courage. I'm going to admit to cowardice, so this is me washing my hands of this series.(less)

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Dec 12, 2012 Tiffany rated it 5 of 5 stars

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It’s official! Peach Cobbler Murder by Joanne Fluke is the best murder mystery in the Hannah Swedsen series! I absolutely loved this installment in the series. I must admit that I was beginning to get bored with the series because it was becoming too predictable. But this addition renewed my enthusiasm to finish the series. And I want to try ALL the recipes in this book! They all sounded delicious.

Peach Cobbler Murder picks up right where Sugar Cookie Mur...more

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May 24, 2012 Laura rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was one of the weaker books in the series. The murder part was OK (kind of formulaic, but nothing you won't find in a Mary Higgins Clark book - it could have been much worse). But Hannah is getting a little tiresome - I'm completely sick of her conversations with her cat. While I like the other characters in the book, I draw the line at animals. The book would have been at least a Chapter shorter if we had left out Moishe's mousing. And I didn't feel like the conversations with the cat adva...more

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Apr 11, 2012 Karen rated it 1 of 5 stars

Reading this book was like turing on the TV in the middle of an episode of Murder She Wrote. I had thought it was the first book in the series (because of the confusing listings in the library's online catalog), when I borrowed the Kindle version of this book from my local library, but I discovered that this is actually somewhere in the middle of the series only after the flight attendant made the announcement that it was safe to turn on electronic devices. Trapped on a 3 hour flight with no oth...more

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Aug 19, 2010 Zoe rated it 1 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I think I'm done with this series for good. Hannah is the most condescending and unlikeable heroine I can think of.

To start off, the murder was so formulaic and the murderer was obvious from before the book even started. Hannah's mother is dating a man who Hannah has a bad feeling about. As soon as I read that I knew it wouldn't be long before he either committed murder or was murdered himself.

Also, Hannah is just too unlikeable of a character for me to care about what happens to her. In this...more

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Apr 28, 2013 Luffy Monkey D. rated it 1 of 5 stars

I had a brief moment of weakness when I read what was written at the end, and I wanted to double the book's score. Then I remembered how numb I felt going through the endless boring and mundane chapters that make up this quite curious book. Like other books in the series, this one especially is too long and it does outstay its welcome. I thought that if the author had to tarry and dally it should have been at the wedding. But that didn't happen.

Peach Cobbler Murder felt different because minor...more I had a brief moment of weakness when I read what was written at the end, and I wanted to double the book's score. Then I remembered how numb I felt going through the endless boring and mundane chapters that make up this quite curious book. Like other books in the series, this one especially is too long and it does outstay its welcome. I thought that if the author had to tarry and dally it should have been at the wedding. But that didn't happen.

Peach Cobbler Murder felt different because minor characters in past books were given larger roles, so there was both unfamiliarity and continuity. Both murderer and murdered were familiar. The victim was one for whom I cared maybe too much and I was sorry that it was her who had been offed. I was even more concerned when I knew at the book's revelation time that it was all for naught. In a way the most important characters were those that stayed in the background. Winthrop, Vanessa, and her sister Shawna. That triangle of mysterious connotation could have provided some fateful pathos but I felt the author didn't rise to the occasion and didn't improve what I feel was a weak effort.

But I cared about the raw potential of this book, and now that we're into the third paragraph proves it that I did care. I couldn't solve the murder but I feel the police really should have. They checked only the alibi of the wedding guests between the wedding and the reception. I thought it beggared belief that both law breakers and enforcers didn't equip themselves with cleverness in their respective crime related activities.

I didn't like the protracted role of Dolores. It looks like I'm competing with Moishe for being the person who dislikes Dolores the most. Which is ironic as I don't like the ingrate Moishe either. I wish we were in medieval times when cats were flamed alive for the entertainment of fair goers. Hey, they didn't have Disney (-world, -land, Pixar, Lucasfilm etc) back then. I won't get into what the interaction between Moishe and Hannah means, as we could all guess and be right. It probably symbolizes the struggle of daily contacts between one human and another. But I could do without these tiresome protraction and waste of time whenever that dratted cat is mentioned. That's not going to happen as there is surely a market for these type of scenes. I just don't want Hannah to appear like a delusional pet owner who's already under the yoke and is a slave to that cat. I even don't know who is the bigger pussy here.

I'm alarmed, and the score reflects this, but I am dismayed by the lack of Andrea in the book. She's my favorite character here, and though from Hannah's point of view Andrea is the superficial one, I think it's the other way round. True, Hannah is the cleverer and shabby one, but Andrea is the one with more generosity and is the virtuous one. It adds to the character arc that Hannah now possesses more tact. But her romantic life, which supposedly is an ongoing progress, lacks life and realism. It felt jarring how Mike, Norman and Hannah went from acquaintances to...well you'll see. Next chapter of next book!(less)

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Sep 08, 2011 Lori McD rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit, fun-fluff, pseudo-mystery, recipes, 2011_read

Love the confectionary qualities of the Hannah Swensen books... but I'm a bit frustrated at Hannah -- how long can she go on dating 2 men without choosing 1 to settle with? Especially when both men propose to her on the same night? Just pick one!

OK, I realize Ms. Fluke is not the only one to tease us in a chick-lit, pseudo-mystery with 2 men (*cough* Janet Evanovich *cough*). But Hannah seems more sensible to me and less flighty than other main characters.

Anyway, as incorrect as it is to say, I...more

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Mar 10, 2013 Victoria rated it 5 of 5 stars

Hannah Swensen, owner of The Cookie Jar, is having a severe slump in business. When Shawn Lee Quinn and her sister, Vanessa, open a bakery right down the street, the townsfolk come in droves. If you read this series, you'll remember Shawn Lee is from Georgia and used to know one of Hannah's beaus, Mike, and when he came to work at the Lake Eden Sheriff's Dept, Shawna Lee, followed him. It's clear in the last few books that Shawna Lee has designs on Mike but he has designs on Hannah. Of course, i...more Hannah Swensen, owner of The Cookie Jar, is having a severe slump in business. When Shawn Lee Quinn and her sister, Vanessa, open a bakery right down the street, the townsfolk come in droves. If you read this series, you'll remember Shawn Lee is from Georgia and used to know one of Hannah's beaus, Mike, and when he came to work at the Lake Eden Sheriff's Dept, Shawna Lee, followed him. It's clear in the last few books that Shawna Lee has designs on Mike but he has designs on Hannah. Of course, it does appear he has been spending a lot of time with Shawna Lee. As everyone gets ready for Lisa, Hannah's partner at The Cookie Jar, and Herb's wedding, Mike tells Hannah to save the first and last dance for him. Hannah is making the majority of the sweets including two cakes for the wedding and a magnificent peach cobbler. Unfortunately, Lisa's father mistakenly tells Shawna Lee there's a place at the table for her famous traditional southern peach cobbler. Hannah agrees not to bring her cobbler to the wedding. It doesn't take long for everyone to realize both Shawna Lee and Mike are a no show for the wedding. When the night is over and Hannah returns to The Cookie Jar, she notices the lights on in Shawna Lee's bakery. Leave it to Hannah to investigate and sure enough, she finds Shawna Lee dead. With the help of her sister, Andrea, her mother, Delores, and her other beau, Norman, they soon realize the flirtatious Shawna Lee made many enemies so the suspect list is high. One thing Hannah realizes is the sisters look very much alike so its possible someone killed Shawna Lee, thinking she was Vanessa. When Delores calls Hannah and Andrea to tell them she thinks her beau, Winthrop, is two timing her with Shawna Lee, they look into the matter. Not only do they find out the woman in the picture is Vanessa, not Shawna Lee, they also find out Winthrop is not who he says he is! You'll have to read the book to find out what happens and one final tidbit; looks like it won't be long before Hannah has to choose between Mike and Norman!(less)

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Aug 01, 2011 Juliana Miguel rated it 3 of 5 stars

What to say about Peach Cobbler Murder, I've never heard of this series before and I only really took this book from the library because the title spiked my curiousity. The book itself was an easy read with a very basic plot to follow but still certain things about said plot bothered me. For one, I honestly couldn't get my head around Hannah and all her posy sneaking around to discover who the murderer was. But I'm guessing that not having read the previous books put me in a disadvantage, maybe...more

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Aug 12, 2012 Lorraine rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, cozy, library-book, mystery

The Cookie Jar is losing business to Shawna Lee's Magnolia Bakery close-by where Shawna Lee and her sister Veronica sell peach cobbler and other sweets. Hannah's partner gets married on Valentine's Day and Shawna Lee is a no-show with her peach cobbler. Hannah returns to the Cookie Jar with leftover desserts and after placing them in her walk-in fridge see a light comes from the Magnolia Bakery. Investigating, she discovers Shawna Lee dead in the bakery kitchen, shot through the chest while taki...more

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Jul 07, 2012 Debbie rated it 2 of 5 stars

2.5 stars (a bit better than the last two books, but not up to a 3 star)

Book #7 in Hannah Swensen cozy murder mysteries with recipes

I still like the Minnesota setting, the recipes, and the light easy reading to exercise with. However, the protagonist Hannah is getting quite annoying on several fronts - her reckless, abrupt way of confronting supposedly dangerous possible murderers (yet she resents Mike's warnings to be careful); the love triangle that has continued through 7 books without any re...more

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Oct 04, 2012 Dana rated it 3 of 5 stars

Hannah Swensen's, The Cookie Jar bakery is in trouble. Shawna Lee and Vanessa Quinn have opened up the Magnolia Blossom Bakery and all of Hannah's business has gone there. She is hoping it is just a passing fancy. She also hopes that Mike really isn't seriously interested in Shawna Lee.

Hannah's partner Lisa's wedding is here. Basically the whole town is invited and everyone has contributed desserts. In between the service and the reception, Shawna Lee is murdered. Who had the time and motive?

Han...more

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Dec 20, 2012 Tiffunee rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Jul 13, 2010 BJ Rose rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: cozy-mystery, series, contemporary

Hannah Swenson bakes cookies and solves murders. These are quick and easy reads, and the mysteries are usually easily solved by the reader before Hannah figures them out. But I also enjoy the kitchen talk - *well, I love to bake!* - and I buy the books as much for the recipes as for the stories. But this one had something extra that raised my rating 1/2*. Hannah's mother and some other local ladies belong to a Regency Lovers' club, and there were some interesting explanations of phrases that I h...more

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Dec 22, 2010 Jeanne rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: food-and-drink, mystery, minnesota

Winter is here, and trouble’s brewing in Lake Eden, at least when it comes to the bakery biz. Shawna Lee Quinn, Hannah’s rival in the last mystery, has opened Magnolia Blossom Bakery right across the street from Hannah’s Cookie Jar. The nerve! Plus, there’s something going on with Shawna Lee and Hannah’s boyfriend, Mike.

The war between bakeries is not the only thing going on in Lake Eden. Lisa and Herb are getting married on Valentine’s Day. As the wedding day looms, Hannah watches her business...more

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Apr 10, 2010 Lindsay rated it 3 of 5 stars

I don't know why I keep reading books from this series. The character Hannah is a goody and a player (she has two boyfriends!) and everyone loves her. Doesn't sound very realistic to me. Give me a character who has some attitude. And I'm confused as to why no one in the books weights a few hundred pounds because all they do is eat cookies!

In this book, a new bakery opens up and it taking all of Hannah's business. And then the person who runs the shop dies, and while the description of the book...more

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Mar 04, 2012 Kris rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: from-the-library

The first thing I do when I pick up a Fluke book is flip through the pages looking for recipes I might like to try. This time I only found one - the mock Orange Julius. I might be able to get my husband on board for that one too!

I really enjoyed this book. In this particular episode there were a lot of different undercurrents flowing around that made it very interesting. One of the better Hannah Swensen's that I've read in a while. I enjoyed not cringing every time Andrea showed up. I'm glad she...more

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Apr 18, 2013 Brittiany rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013

Hannah's nemesis has the audacity to open a bakery right across the street from The Cookie Jar. What's worse is that all her friends are dining there, leaving Hannah worried about the fate of her and her business.

When the new shop owner ends up dead, who do you think is suspect #1?

The more of this series I read, the more I like it. I love the writing style and all the history and facts she slips in the stories as well. I'm not sure how legit the scenario is between Hannah and the two men she's d...more

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Jun 27, 2010 Heather Tisdale rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I liked this one a little better than the last. However, it did take a while for the murder to happen. I think I'm okay with that since it broke from the typical format of the books and kept me from being bored. I never thought Fluke would kill off the character she did, but I'm glad that she made that decision.
As for the guys, something finally happened. Thankfully! (Well, it did and it didn't, but it was at least something that was different enough.) I think Mike had bad timing in his choice...more

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Jan 03, 2011 Carolyn rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: audio

Until I pulled this up on Goodreads, I didn't know this book was #7 in a series. That would explain a few things, though I can't imagine how a small-town baker would warrant 7 books. So far it seems like a fun little fluff for the holidays...

...which is the only reason I finished it. The writing was painfully bad. My favorite line? After a clearly rhetorical question: "The question was rhetorical. He didn't expect an answer, so she kept her mouth shut." Fluke believes in making EVERYTHING explic...more

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Feb 15, 2010 Joey rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: cozy-mystery, fiction, 2010

For the most part these books are light, enjoyable reads but I'm really starting to get frustrated with the main character, Hannah. The love triangle with Hannah/Norman/Mike that has been going on for a year and 7 books now is really starting to become irritating. The fact that Norman and Mike get along so well, while both dating the same girl just isn't believable anymore. Not to mention the fact that Hannah freaks out every time Norman or Mike even glance at other women, yet here she is dating...more

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Sep 27, 2012 Nancy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: joanne-fluke, murder-mystery, kindle-fire

I enjoy the Joanne Fluke books, after I have been reading darker books. I had just finished reading Red Badge of Courage, about a young man in the Civil War, and I'm listening to Columbine, about the shootings at the high school.

I enjoy the setting of the books in a small town in Minnesota. Hannah is the co-owner of The Cookie Jar. Hannah has red unmanageable hair, and is slightly plump. She has a habit of finding dead bodies, and then she investigates, with her friends and family. She is datin...more

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Apr 07, 2011 Paula Mitchell rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2011

This book is as with all Hannah Swensen books offers a great insight into Minnesota and how life is, and a great mystery without distasteful language. Hannah finds herself struggling to keep her cool while her relationship with Mike and financial business are in question. When Shawna Lee winds up dead, all things point to either Mike or Hannah as the suspect but are quickly dismissed when they have alibis for the time in question. We learn things about Hannah's mother and her new found love Wint...more

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Dec 29, 2010 Wendy rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was another great entry in this series. Shawna Lee has now opened a bakery in town that is taking away Hannah's business through gimmicks. Hannah is also unsure if Mike is dating Shawna Lee and not telling Hannah about it. Hannah decides to focus on Lisa's wedding but after the wedding is over, she finds Shawna Lee dead in her own kitchen. Since her business was suffering, Hannah becomes a prime suspect which drives her to solve the murder. When she does, it also uncovers something importan...more

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Jan 22, 2013 Jennifer rated it 2 of 5 stars

This is the fourth or fifth book in this series I've read, but I don't think I'll read another. I've never come across a more annoying main character. She has been stringing two guys along for well over a year, yet gets angry when one of them spends time with another woman. One of the guys arranges to have the heater in her truck fixed for her and she is busy trying not to get angry about it! She comes across as so superior to everyone around her and apparently the local police department are so...more

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Feb 03, 2013 Janastasia Whydra rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: cookbook, fiction, must-buy-for-bookshelf, mystery, young-adult, soap-opera

Sometimes writing a review for a book that is an installment of a series can be difficult, especially for some readers who don't start from the beginning (which is something I noticed from reading some of the harsher reviews for this volume). My review is more of a criticism of other reviewers with an emphasis that if you're going to start reading a series, start from the beginning and not the middle.

(view spoiler)...more Sometimes writing a review for a book that is an installment of a series can be difficult, especially for some readers who don't start from the beginning (which is something I noticed from reading some of the harsher reviews for this volume). My review is more of a criticism of other reviewers with an emphasis that if you're going to start reading a series, start from the beginning and not the middle.

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Nov 08, 2012 Sarah rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I hadn't read a Hannah Swensen book in a few months. I've been slipping into a reading rut for the last few months as well. Not that I haven't read some great books, I've just been struggling to pick up and actually read. I get into bed at night and barely get through a paragraph before I fall asleep, book in hand. So while my husband visited family in Tennessee for a week, I had no adult interaction or company and I read my little heart out. I got through this surprisingly fast and have to admi...more

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Feb 03, 2013 Rachel rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery, 2010, 2013

This review contains complaining. You've be fairly warned.

Here's the one thing that drives me absolutely bananas about Joanne Fluke's cookie-baking Minnesotan heroine Hannah Swensen: She nitpicks about other people's grammar during conversations. I know that Hannah's background is of a potential MA in English before her dad dies and she goes home to Lake Eden to open her cookie business, but enough is enough. I'm a book editor and I am paid to fix bad grammar, but I don't get distracted by inner...more

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May 29, 2011 Kasia S. rated it 5 of 5 stars

This truly is the food lover's perfect mystery series and is quite satisfying when I'm in the greedy mood for sweet treats and mayhem. Crusty and flaky nibbles of cookies and cake are laced though out the novel, with many rich coffee breaks thrown in and a great mystery to boot. Peach Cobbler murder is as appetizing as it is entertaining and as usual it left me hungry for more.

With the wedding happening, who's wedding you want to know, well I don't want to spoil things, but one happens, and coin...more

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Jan 30, 2008 Ana T. rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: traded, contemporary, cosy-mystery

Having found the latest book in this series lacking I started this one with great expectations. I was hoping for a nice cozy mystery like the first ones I've read but I found myself really annoyed from the beginning with Hannah's attention towards Mike.

That guy is definitely not being honest regarding his relationship with Shawna Lee, he sends both women flowers and Valentine's day cards and she is still thinking about him as a love interest? He takes her for granted and is totally insensitive.

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