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Latte Trouble (Coffeehouse Mystery #3)

by Cleo Coyle (Goodreads Author)

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Greenwich Village coffee shop manager and amateur sleuth Clare Cosi is faced with her most perilous mystery yet in Latte Trouble, the third Coffeehouse Mystery by Cleo Coyle (On What Grounds and Through the Grinder).

It's Fashion Week in New York City -- and Clare's shop, the historic Village Blend, is the location of a prestigious insider's pa...more

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Published August 2nd 2005 by Berkley Prime Crime (first published August 1st 2005)

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Jul 19, 2008 rebecca rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Ashley A

This is the 3rd book in the Coffeehouse Mystery series and, I think, significantly better than the first two. The first volume was trying too hard to be a mystery/romance and the romance bits were slightly over the top and awkward. It felt a bit like it had been composed by committee, so it wasn't much of a surprise to learn that "Cleo Coyle" is the pen name for a husband and wife writing duo. Unlike Clare Cosi, the romantically confused, but endearing main character in the series, the couple wh...more

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Jun 30, 2010 Drebbles rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2007

After being out of the public eye for several years, fashion designer Lottie Harmon is staging a comeback with a collection of coffee-inspired fashion accessories and chooses the Village Blend Coffeehouse as the perfect place to launch the collection. Claire Cosi, manager of the Village Blend, feels a bit out of place in the fashion world, but is thrilled with the turnout for the event. Thrilled that is, until one of the guests is killed by a poisonous latte and one of her baristas, Tucker, is a...more After being out of the public eye for several years, fashion designer Lottie Harmon is staging a comeback with a collection of coffee-inspired fashion accessories and chooses the Village Blend Coffeehouse as the perfect place to launch the collection. Claire Cosi, manager of the Village Blend, feels a bit out of place in the fashion world, but is thrilled with the turnout for the event. Thrilled that is, until one of the guests is killed by a poisonous latte and one of her baristas, Tucker, is arrested for the murder. The police think that Tucker is the murderer because the victim was his ex-boyfriend, but Clare thinks the poison was actually intended for Lottie. Clare has a hard time convincing anyone else of this, even Matteo, her ex-husband, thinks Tucker is guilty. Clare could let things go, she has other worries - she is afraid her daughter Joy is using drugs - but when Lottie becomes ill, Clare thinks the poisoner is at it again. As Clare searches for the killer she encounters blackmail, kidnapping, and the mob and discovers that not everyone is who they seem to be.

Written by husband and wife team Marc Cerasini and Alice Alfonsi under the pen name Cleo Coyle, "Latte Trouble" is a well done mystery. Set in New York, the city makes a nice backdrop for the mystery and the city itself is like a character in the book. The fashion aspects in the book are well done and the descriptions of what the characters are wearing help the reader picture each character. Clare is a well written and real character - in her 40's, divorced but still attracted to her ex-husband, trying to run a busy business, and worried about her daughter. The supporting characters are equally well written, especially Matteo, Clare's ex-husband who is finally starting to grow up and his mother "Madame". The coffee making aspects are deftly weaved into the story, although much of it was over my head as I drink tea. The murder is well plotted, with plenty of suspects and the murderer is the last person I would have thought of. There are lots of surprises in the book, but careful reading shows the authors left plenty of subtle clues as to what was going on.

"Latte Trouble" is a great cozy mystery.
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Mar 03, 2011 Nairabell rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 5-star, cozy-mystery, read-in-2011

To Clare Cosi's surprise the latest must-have fall fashion item is anything coffee themed. After Village Blend regular Lottie Harmon designs a hit range of coffee bean inspired accessories, she decides to host her Fashion Week promo party at the coffeehouse. The "Java Jewellery" quickly proves a hit, but when barista Tucker accidentally serves a poisoned latte to a guest Lottie's party takes a turn for the worst. Now with Tucker in jail, Clare is determined to prove his innocence and find out wh...more To Clare Cosi's surprise the latest must-have fall fashion item is anything coffee themed. After Village Blend regular Lottie Harmon designs a hit range of coffee bean inspired accessories, she decides to host her Fashion Week promo party at the coffeehouse. The "Java Jewellery" quickly proves a hit, but when barista Tucker accidentally serves a poisoned latte to a guest Lottie's party takes a turn for the worst. Now with Tucker in jail, Clare is determined to prove his innocence and find out who the deadly drink was intended for.

This is the third Coffeehouse Mystery (after On What Grounds and Through the Grinder) and I must say I love this series. This time the focus is put on the fashion world, not as weird a pairing as it sounds as it focuses on a jewellery designer who designed her jewellery at the Blend. Clare's faithful barista Tucker ends up accused of murder in this book, so again Clare gets involved to clear his name.

Plot-wise the mystery is at the same level I've come to expect from these books and has lots of little twists and turns, not to mention red herrings. I did figure out a connection between a character and the mystery, although I didn't see the ending coming at all. Sadly the killer's point of view has been restricted back to a tiny prologue, and I must say I missed having little snippets throughout the book like in Through the Grinder.

Detective Quinn is mostly absent for this book, and it appears Clare's ex Matteo is going back to his old womanising ways so this book has a low romance count. There was also no mention of Clare's love interest Bruce from the previous book, although it is stated that this book is set a year after the first so there could have been a lot of time between the two. Clare's daughter Joy seems to be going off the rails, and at last Madame takes a bigger role which is brilliant and leads to some great scenes.

In terms of recipes this book includes the following The Village Blend's Caramel-Chocolate Latte, Clare's Foolproof Homemade Caramel-Chocolate Syrup, Cafe Brulee, Clare's Basic Biscotti (with variations for almond, anise and pistachio) and Ricciardelli, with The Village Blend's Guide to Roasting Terms.

All in all, this is a fun cozy read and I'm looking forward to reading Murder Most Frothy.

Plot: 9/10
Characters: 10/10
Ending: 10/10
Enjoyment: 10/10
Cover: 9/10

Overall: 48/50(less)

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Jan 18, 2009 Jennifer rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2006, cleo-coyle, cozy_mystery

The third book in the Coffeehouse Mystery series.

I don't know what it is about these books. I avoid reading them. I like them while I am reading them - but once I finish it I have this aversion to them again. It's really weird. Maybe it's the New York attitude in the books that I find so off puting - I don't know. All I can tell you is that I enjoy them when I read them - but when I go to pick up the next book I seem to put a bunch of other books in front of it and I feel like I am "breaking do...more

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Jun 15, 2010 Maria (Ri) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: cozy-mystery, read-in-2007, released-through-pbs

Another winner in the coffeehouse mystery series! This one had lots of interesting twists and turns. The love interest bit was not as captivating in this one. I found the coffee information added to the story this time rather than feeling like a know it all friend spouting off as was sometimes the case in the first 2 books. This one was not quite a believable as the other two which is why it garnered slightly lower marks. However, it certainly gave me a hunger for coffeehouse coffees! I stopped...more

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Mar 22, 2013 Bridget rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-reads

In this third part of the Coffeehouse Mystery series, Clare Cosi, the owner of the Village Blend coffee shop in NYC, tries her hand at detective work again when one of her baristas is accused of killing someone by poisoning their coffee drink during a Fashion Week reception held at her location.

Like the others I've read in this series, I enjoyed this book. The story moves along at a reasonable pace, and for me at least, the resolution is not so obvious that you wonder why you are bothering to k...more

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Oct 11, 2012 Jan rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: coffee-fiction, cozies, greenwich-village-setting, nyc-setting, mystery, family, fashion-industry-fiction

Business at the Village Blend is booming and the shop has even inspired a line of accessories that will be shown at fashion week. The designer, Lottie Harmon, is hosting a party at the "Blend" to celebrate her second collection. Tucker, one of Clare's favorite employees, is not in the best mood since his ex is in attendance and treating Tucker badly. When this fellow intercepts a drink intended for Lottie that Tucker is carrying, he gets more than expected when he falls over, dead from cyanide p...more

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Aug 05, 2012 Kristen rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoy this series for the characters and the coffee-theme that runs through them as much as for the mysteries.

Clare Cosi, manager of New York's famed Village Blend coffee house is getting lots of attention thanks to designer Lottie Harmon's coffee-themed collection of accessories. Lottie decides to hold the showcase for the launch of the line at the Village Blend.

Unfortunately, when one of the attendees drops dead of what turns out to be a poisoned latte, made and delivered by Clare's e...more

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Mar 10, 2009 Angela rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mysteries

These are quick, smart cozies that make this non-coffee-drinker crave a venti-something-or-another! I would love to work in this coffeeshop or have it in my neighborhood to hang out at! The coffee facts are woven in with just the right touch and the recipes in each book have me drooling!

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Jan 15, 2012 Amber rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012

Okay, these books are seriously not good. So many loose ends and horrible character development. The author(s) definitely ignore the writing pro-tip against using stereotypes and for the last time I do not care about Clare's ample bosom. Why do I read these?

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Feb 19, 2010 Georgiann Hennelly rated it 4 of 5 stars

When the Village Blend is selected for a fall fashion week party and one of the prominent guests on the fashion scene is served a poisonous Latte. By Tucker one of the Blends Barista,s its up to Clare to prove he is innocent. But can she do it in time.

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Apr 20, 2013 Jamie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Another great mystery by Cleo Coyle. Latte Trouble was just as good as the previous books in the series.

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We meet Clare Cosi divorced manager of the coffeehouse, Village Blend, who she happens to co-own with her ex-husband, Matteo. Matteo is the coffee buyer. Clare has been busy with business and trying to bring more people into the shop. She has accepted the role of coffee caterer during fashion week for up and coming (for the second time) accessory designer, Lottie Harmon. Everything is...more Another great mystery by Cleo Coyle. Latte Trouble was just as good as the previous books in the series.

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We meet Clare Cosi divorced manager of the coffeehouse, Village Blend, who she happens to co-own with her ex-husband, Matteo. Matteo is the coffee buyer. Clare has been busy with business and trying to bring more people into the shop. She has accepted the role of coffee caterer during fashion week for up and coming (for the second time) accessory designer, Lottie Harmon. Everything is running smoothly until a customer is poisoned with cyanide during the launch party. All eyes are on Clare's barista, Tucker, because he had a personal relationship with the victim. He is quickly arrested by two serious and unyielding detectives (Clare's crush, Detective Quinn is on personal leave), and charged with murder. Clare knows that her loyal, sweet barista would and could never commit murder. The fact that the tainted latte was meant for Lottie Harmon seals the deal on Clare nosing around. There are quite a few suspects that Clare has to search out and speak to in order to gain information. Those suspects include Lottie's two business partners, a clothing designer with stock in Lottie's company (he also had an intimate relationship with Lottie in the past), and a coup,e of models that keep popping up in suspicious locations. Without Quinn's help, Clare enlists the help of Matteo (against his better judgement) and her ex-mother-in-law. Clare learns quite a few secrets, but the mystery takes a turn when one of Lottie's business partners is murdered. How do the two poisonings connect, if they do, and who had the best motive for murder? That is the biggest question on Clare's mind, and she is determined to get to the bottom of it for Tucker's sake. Even at the detriment of her own life. Clare must also deal with advances from her ex-husband and bad behavior from their 20 year old daughter, Joy. Can Clare find a murderer in time to save more lives and keep fashion week running smoothly?

I loved the mystery. I wish we had more of Detective Quinn, though. Even if it was on his marital woes, I would have liked more interaction between him and Clare. Then again, I like Clare and Matteo as well! Geez, I wish I could have my cake and eat it, too. Lol. Other than that, it was a nice little read. Will definitely be going back for the next in the series. <3(less)

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Mar 03, 2013 Natalie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery

This cozy mystery, like the previous two coffeehouse mysteries, was very enjoyable and clipped along at quite a smooth pace. Since I enjoy coffee almost as much as Clare, I look forward to her tips and coffee brewing recipes and tricks. The storyline was intriguing and not at all predictable, and I was finding myself second guessing up until the moment the murderer was finally revealed. Matteo and Madame are growing on me, and Clare's character has become rather endearing. I liked how Coyle invo...more

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Nov 07, 2012 Kimberly rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: lindsay, 2012, mystery

You would think lengthy descriptions about the different New York settings would be a put off during the mystery, but it just adds to the story. I love Manhattan, so I find the history just as interesting as trying to figure out who the murderer is.
As far as the main characters go; Clare is still trying to keep Matteo at arms distance. Or so she tried that one night. Mike Quinn is back and his presence annoys Matteo. Which makes me laugh each time it happens. :)
Then there's Joy. Joy, Joy, Joy. I...more

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Dec 05, 2012 Vannessa rated it 4 of 5 stars

Loved loved loved this book! It took me awhile to finish it due to a hectic school schedule. Once I had some time I really dug in. So much exciting stuff going on and it was a nice mind vacation from all the serious sometimes sad school reads. The only thing that slightly disappointed me was the way Clare treats Matteo. I use the word slightly because I understand her trepidations however he is really trying to change. How she expect him to act different if she won't give him a chance? Then agai...more

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Aug 23, 2012 Kathy Davie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery

Third in the Coffeehouse Mystery series revolving around an historic coffeehouse set in Greenwich Village in NYC and the people involved with it.

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This is such a fun series---be sure to load up on your favorite cup of joe before you sit down with one of Coyle's stories! Coyle provides lots of coffee facts whether it's about the history of the bean, the differences in the roast or the beans' preparation, or simply how to make a good espresso. Since Clare is also interested in food, you won't...more

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Oct 23, 2011 Michelle rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: cozy-mystery

This is the third book in the Coffehouse Mystery series set in New York City. Clare is hosting an event for a fashion designer who makes coffee themed jewelry at the coffeehouse during Fashion Week. When one of the guests is poisoned, suspicion is placed on her barista, especially when the police find out that the victim was a former boyfriend. However, the coffee was meant for the fashion designer, Lottie. Clare begins to investigate to try to clear Tucker and find out who the real killer is. T...more

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Feb 23, 2011 Joyce Lagow rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle-edition, police-procedural

3rd in the Coffeehouse Mystery series.

It seems that New Yorkers have an infallible way to tell when summer has ended and fall arrives that has nothing to do with the weather or calendar--Fall Fashion Week takes over Bryant Park in the back of the New York Public Library. Fashionistas of every description descend on New York from all over the world. The Village Blend is right in the middle, serving as the host for Lottie Harmon’s Fashion Week party. Harmon, a fantastically successful accessory de...more 3rd in the Coffeehouse Mystery series.

It seems that New Yorkers have an infallible way to tell when summer has ended and fall arrives that has nothing to do with the weather or calendar--Fall Fashion Week takes over Bryant Park in the back of the New York Public Library. Fashionistas of every description descend on New York from all over the world. The Village Blend is right in the middle, serving as the host for Lottie Harmon’s Fashion Week party. Harmon, a fantastically successful accessory designer in the 80s, dropped out of the fashion scene for 20 years, but this year she is staging a comeback with her line inspired by--you guessed it, coffee! More specifically, the coffee drinks served up by the Village Blend.

But of course, nothing ever stays merely frantic in Clare Cosi’s life. In the middle of the party, one of the attendees drops very dead--poisoned. One of Clare’s baristas, Tucker Burton, is accused of the murder. Naturally Clare is not going to stand by and see infamous injustice take place, so...

Thus the plot of the 3rd in this very entertaining series. All of the characters who populated and brought to life the first two books are back and better than ever, especially Madame Dubois, Clare’s ex-mother-in-law and one of my favorite people in the series.

As usual, Coyle teaches us about coffee--how to buy it, store it, prepare it, and coffee drinks. She also provides fascinating bits of the history of New York neighborhoods and buildings: Bryant Park itself, the arch in Washington Square, Rikers Island prison (the largest prison in the US and the only US penal colony), Bellevue Hospital and more.

Because this is a fashionable murder, we’re treated to theories of fashion cycles, a look at what constitutes timelessness in fashion, and insight into the profound superficiality of the entire fashion industry.

And last but not least, we’re provided with nuggets of insight into high society:

Madame Dubois: You must wear light colors to blend in with the rich and powerful..
Clare: Light colors?
Madame Dubois: If for no other reason than to demonstrate that you can afford the cleaning bills.

“They’re all so quiet,” I whispered to Madame.
“Yes, my dear. Well, some people are just used to letting their money speak for them, and in my opinion, money alone has absolutely nothing to say.”

Given great characterizations, snappy writing, and adequate plotting, this is another marvelously entertaining installment in a delightful series. Highly recommended.
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Nov 30, 2008 Carmen rated it 3 of 5 stars

I discovered this series somewhat recently, and am going through the books just as fast as I can. Clare and the gang at the Village Blend have quickly become one of my favorite reads. The stories are light yet engaging, the Greenwich Village setting brings back fond memories, and quite frankly I am an absolute coffee fiend (the helpful coffee hints are great!) with a love for independent coffeehouses...so what’s not to like here??

About the story: Fall Fashion Week is in full swing, and a designe...more

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Nov 15, 2010 Hannah rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Anyone who likes cozy mysteries

Cleo Coyle has done it again! Mesmerized readers with her fascinating writing ability! There were many parts that I did not want to put this book down. Starting out with a bang there is a mysterious murder at the Village Blend. One murder, one seriously injured, and one attempted victim that is. Throughout the rest of the book there are twists and turns, but none hold anything to a major twist Coyle includes around ten pages before the end. You will be shocked, literally gasping out loud - at le...more

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Apr 08, 2013 Natalia Sulca rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Dec 15, 2012 Lidia rated it 4 of 5 stars

I'm in difficulty to review for this books because the series is in progress and because in every book the protagonists grow up and the story are all different not good or bad, so I liked Latte Trouble because the plot was more complex ,and only to the end I understand the culprit. Merit to author the clearness of trail so that its possible keep on the story.

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Nov 09, 2012 Susan rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: cozy-mysteries, 2012

The mystery in this one felt 'thin' to me. Too much other stuff was written about, but I didn't care. I really enjoy the characters and atmosphere in these stories too much to quibble about an almost non-existent suspense element.

Though not a favorite in this series, I have the next few sitting on my bookcase waiting for me and will read them with pleasure!

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Sep 26, 2008 Diane rated it 3 of 5 stars

Latte Trouble, by Cleo Coyle is book #3 of the Coffeehouse Mystery Series. I have enjoyed the first two books in this series however, the ending to this book was similar to many cozy mysteries I have read before. I found that disappointing.

In this installment Clare Cosi and her staff are busy as The Blend is hosting a private party during Fall Fashion Week, featuring a new line of Java Jewelry. During the party one of the guests is poisoned and dies while drinking a Latte. Tucker, one the The Bl...more

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Aug 09, 2011 RC rated it 2 of 5 stars

This is the first in the series that I have read. It was okay. I really love coffee so I thought I would enjoy the setting of this book, but I had a really hard time caring about the characters (which is odd for me).

Basically, one of Clare Cosi's baristas unwittingly serves a poisonous latte to a prominent figure on the fashion scene. He former lover grabs it off the tray and drinks it... dies of poisoning. Tucker is arrested. This plunges Clare into trying to figure out who really poisoned the...more

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Jan 25, 2011 Kay Petty rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: cleo-coyle, coffeehouse-mysteries

This is the third book in the Coffeehouse Mystery series. These books are set in New York's Historic District where famous playwrights and authors once lived and and wrote their finest works. As mztter of fact the very coffeehouse that these mysteries are set in once had some of these famous people as guests.

This coffeehouse is often chosen by the elite of New York society because of its setting and its wonderful coffee so it's no surprise when it's chosen for a Fall Fashion Week by one of New Y...more

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Jul 30, 2008 Jennifer Tatroe rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery, 2008

One of the weaker books in the series, I thought. There's a tendency in Latte Trouble for the author to go off on historical tangents in the middle of scenes. I kind of enjoy these tangents when they're about coffee (after all, that's part of what I signed up for by choosing a coffee cozy), but I'm less interested in the history of various NYC landmarks.

Like the first book in the Haunted Bookshop series ( Alice Kimberly and Cleo Coyle are one and the same), this book suffered from some editing...more

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Dec 28, 2012 Sally rated it 4 of 5 stars

When a patron at an exclusive party hosted at the Village Blend falls over dead, Claire takes it upon herself to find out who-dunnit, especially when one of her baristas is arrested for the murder!

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Nov 11, 2011 Danielle Karst rated it 5 of 5 stars

I like this mystery series. It revolves around something that's of interest to me (COFFEE) and has a really interesting characters, storyline, and intensity plus a little romance. In this book, it's about a poisoned latte at the coffeehouse, that Clare manages and is part owner. As a result of the poisoned latte, the assistant manager gets thrown in jail, now it's up to Clare and Madame (her ex-mother in law who owns the coffeehouse)to figure out what is really happening. They end up visiting Ri...more

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Jan 23, 2011 Judy rated it 2 of 5 stars

I read this book because I bought it for .25 at a thrift shop. The author, Cleo Coyle, also writes the Haunted Bookshop series under the name of Alice Kimberly. I really love the Haunted Bookshop series so wanted to try this series. I wasn't impressed. I didn't myself liking any of the characters very much.
Clare Cosi- the sleuth- owns a coffeshop and a murder takes place there. She tries to find out who the culprit is.I was very surprised by the ending but also was disappointed that Clare had a...more

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About Cleo Coyle

Cleo Coyle is the pseudonym for Alice Alfonsi, writing in collaboration with her husband, Marc Cerasini. Under the name Cleo Coyle, they've written 12 bestselling Coffeehouse Mystery titles. The first in their 12-book series is now in its 17th printing. Their newest release, HOLIDAY BUZZ, was a Top-10 New York Times bestseller. Their previous release from Penguin, A BREW TO A KILL, was chosen as a...more Cleo Coyle is the pseudonym for Alice Alfonsi, writing in collaboration with her husband, Marc Cerasini. Under the name Cleo Coyle, they've written 12 bestselling Coffeehouse Mystery titles. The first in their 12-book series is now in its 17th printing. Their newest release, HOLIDAY BUZZ, was a Top-10 New York Times bestseller. Their previous release from Penguin, A BREW TO A KILL, was chosen as a "must-read mystery of the month" by Barnes & Noble. The series has been Star Reviewed by Library Journal and picked up by AudioGo (BBC America Audiobooks) for production in both digital and CD formats. MURDER BY MOCHA, A BREW TO A KILL, and HOLIDAY BUZZ, are all Mystery Guild Featured Alternate Selections. Cleo also writes a supernatural mystery series set in a New England book shop. The Haunted Bookshop Mysteries are published under the name Alice Kimberly. There are five books published thus far with more under contract. The first book in the series, THE GHOST AND MRS. McCLURE, is now in its eleventh printing.

Cleo Coyle enjoys hearing from readers. Visit her virtual Village Blend coffeehouse at www.CoffeehouseMystery.com , where she also posts recipes and coffee picks. Sign up for her newsletter, which automatically enters you in her weekly Free Coffee Drawings, by sending an e-mail that says “Sign me up” to CoffeehouseMystery@gmail.com

When not haunting coffeehouses or hunting ghosts, Alice and Marc are NY Times bestselling media tie-in writers who have penned properties for Lucasfilm, NBC, Fox, Disney, Imagine, and MGM.

Although both Alice and Marc were born and raised in small towns near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, they did not meet until they moved to New York City, where both began their post-college careers. After falling in love, Alice and Marc were married in Nevada’s Little Church of the West. Now they live and work in New York City, where they write independently and together, cook like crazy, care for their stray cat rescues, haunt coffeehouses, and hunt ghosts.

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