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Key Lime Pie (Culinary Mystery #4)

by Josi S. Kilpack (Goodreads Author)

3.77 of 5 stars 3.77 · rating details · 1,083 ratings · 226 reviews

When Sadie Hoffmiller's new friend, Eric Burton, receives word that his missing daughter's body may have been found in Florida, he immediately packs his bags. Sadie is determined to stay home and prove to everyone that she is not a busybody. But when she senses Eric is hiding something, Sadie is compelled to take action. Before she knows it, she's in the heart of Miami, tr...more

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Published August 15th 2010 by Deseret Book Company (first published August 7th 2010)

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Aug 18, 2012 Cheryl rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 6th-journal

Just finished the next adventure in Sadie Hoffmiller's culinary mysteries. I enjoyed this book but this one was a bit of a stretch for me I guess. I guess this one just goes to show how dangerous it can be to be a busy body. In this book we also see that Sadie has to make choices in her love interests. Will she choose exciting or will she choose safe? It was a fun book and the recipes sounded really yummy as usual. I found myself a journal and started copying recipes in it. Now I just need to st...more

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Mar 29, 2012 Mina rated it 3 of 5 stars

Finally. Sadie is finally turning a corner for me. She's still a little nosy, but at least she's self-conscious about it! She seems to at last be aware that her "interest" in these murder cases is not normal. That her desire to be "helpful" is a little out of line. Yeah, she still gets in over her head, and still takes too much on herself, but at least there is some sort of internal struggle to rein herself in. Brava, Sadie!

So that made it much easier to actually let myself enjoy the story and f...more

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Sep 29, 2010 Kathryn rated it 4 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I like this type of mystery in story plot. Kilpack uses the same main characters the progress through life's adventures. Sadie Hoffmiller, is doing her community service hours from the last escapade in solving the library fundraiser murder. Eric has already finished his but hangs around because of his attraction to Sadie. Sadie is dating Pete, the police detective, but feels that the relationship is standing still and not progressing. Eric gets a call from Florida police about the possibility th...more

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Mar 05, 2013 Carol rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013, 2013-cozy-challege, cozy-mysteries

Key Lime Pie by Josi S. KilPack a nifty cozy. The main character, Sadie Hoffmiller loves good Southern cooking, has a wonderful quirky sense of humor and is 56 years old. She wears her age well.

Sadie has two boyfriends, dependable Pete Cunningham and the wild Eric Burton. She feels a lot of attraction for Eric and is not so sure about Pete. After she broke up with Pete, should she encourage her girlfriends date Pete? She had got into trouble with the law previously along with Eric. Eric seems to...more

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Oct 10, 2010 Cheryl rated it 4 of 5 stars

Sadie Hoffmiller is finishing out what is left of her community service. Sadie has recently gotten close to Eric Burton. Eric is also finishing up his community service. While talking, Eric receives a phone call from the Miami police. They police have found a body that they believe is Eric’s missing daughter, Megan. Eric makes things a bit uncomfortable for Sadie when he invites her to come down with him. Sadie must decide whether to go with Eric or say home with her sheriff boyfriend, Pete Cunn...more

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Mar 29, 2012 Amy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, adult, mystery

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. 7/10
Based on warnings from my mom and sister, I had low expectations for this book. They told me if I didn't like Devil's Food Cake (which I didn't) then I definitely would not like this one. I guess you can see how much I trust their recommendations! No, the truth is, for me these are just fun books to read. Sadie and her relationships with food, Pete, and crime just crack me up. I like seeing the story unfold, and even if I hate the ending (which seems to be the norm with this series), being i...more 7/10
Based on warnings from my mom and sister, I had low expectations for this book. They told me if I didn't like Devil's Food Cake (which I didn't) then I definitely would not like this one. I guess you can see how much I trust their recommendations! No, the truth is, for me these are just fun books to read. Sadie and her relationships with food, Pete, and crime just crack me up. I like seeing the story unfold, and even if I hate the ending (which seems to be the norm with this series), being in the middle of the book is so fun that I've decided it's worth the poor endings.

So did I hate the ending? Not as much as I thought I would. But that's probably because I was warned that the plot had some similarities to Devil's Food Cake, which I took to mean that the plot would look like it was winding down and resolving itself only to have a major plot twist which reveals the real murderer (the least of the suspects, of course). So I immediately pegged Monty as the bad guy because he was the one I liked best, and so when he turned menacing and wicked, I was still disappointed, but not surprised. And that helped.

The ending was still frustrating though because I was able to figure out the murderer not because I pieced together the clues but because I know the author likes big, surprise endings. I read on her blog that she usually starts writing at the beginning, not knowing what the ending will be. So I have to wonder: Did she plan all along that Monty would be the murderer? Because to me, it seemed like she probably cast him as a good character, but then as she neared the end thought, "Now who would be the biggest shock? Monty!" and so she had him fill in all the details of his evil plot once it looked like Sadie's fate was sealed.

The mystery itself was one of my favorites because it had less to do with actual murder and more with Megan's disappearance. Also, I'm planning on trying out at least half the recipes.

I've decided that these books fit just the right niche if I read them at the right time. (less)

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Oct 18, 2010 Molly rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: everyone

Recommended to Molly by: PUYB

Shelves: book-review

Culinary + mystery=one fantastic novel! That's just what this book was! Josi Kilpack has mad writing skills as an author. I loved how she instantly captured me with both the humor aspect, and the mysterious aspect, and added depth with a romance aspect,too! Her characters were gripping and kept me hooked through out.

I really loved Sadie's character, bless her heart. She was a witty one, who just can't sit still long enough to mind her own business and not be a busy body. Enter humor aspect. She...more

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Jan 24, 2011 Lisa rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Those who like light mysteries and good recipes

Hot dog! The Sadie Hofmiller we grew to love in Lemon Tart is back, after a descent into obnoxious rudeness in English Trifle and a complete departure from common sense in Devil's Food Cake. Sadie is still an impulsive busybody, but Kilpack takes the time to allow her protagonist to explain herself to herself--she knows she could be perceived as taking terrible chances and meddling where she has no business--but that allows the reader a glimpse of Sadie's inner life that explains her to the read...more Hot dog! The Sadie Hofmiller we grew to love in Lemon Tart is back, after a descent into obnoxious rudeness in English Trifle and a complete departure from common sense in Devil's Food Cake. Sadie is still an impulsive busybody, but Kilpack takes the time to allow her protagonist to explain herself to herself--she knows she could be perceived as taking terrible chances and meddling where she has no business--but that allows the reader a glimpse of Sadie's inner life that explains her to the reader, not just to herself, and that makes a huge difference. The phrase "inner life" is not one you're going to see in many reviews of this type of formulaic fiction, and there's not too much of it, but it makes the difference between careening inexplicably from one foolish choice to another (as in Devil's Food Cake) and enjoying the ride with Sadie while looking on with fondness instead of irritation.

This time Sadie needs to choose between Eric--with whom she feels a definite chemistry--and her steady police detective, Pete. In the process she gets caught up in Eric's search for his missing daughter. Kilpack takes the time not only to explore Sadie's motivations, but also to create some really interesting characters: the inscrutable Layla, the dependable and unusually loyal Monty, the devoted Tia (whose nature is unresolved--is she a good person involved in criminal behavior or does she think she'd doing the right thing?), and the reluctant criminal, Joe. She alse develops Eric's character further, so that Sadie gains insights that help her decide about her relationships with Eric and Pete.

Meanwhile, it's a fun ride as Sadie can't help but try to tie up an entire mystery into a package complete for presentation to the police, even though they insist that she give them what she has and let them take care of things. Not Sadie--she wants closure, and could get killed in the process. That package-with-a-bow approach may have worked for Nancy Drew, but Sadie, honey, we aren't 18 anymore and you're playing in a bigger, potentially more deadly league! Key Lime Pie is fun and worth reading--and the recipes look great! (More slow cooker recipes, please?) Thanks, Josi Kilpack, for bringing back the original Sadie. I look forward to Blackberry (or is it Blueberry?) Crumble, the next in the series.
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Feb 08, 2011 Megan rated it 3 of 5 stars

Sadie Hoffmiller is back, with another mystery to solve. This is the fourth book in a series of culinary mysteries. I enjoyed it, but felt like the ending was a little rushed. The author's afterword explains that she procrastinated her deadline and ended up with 6 weeks to write two-thirds of the novel. I don't think I would admit that, even if it were true.

I've been buying the books in this series for my husband's grandma for birthdays/etc. She brings them to me to read when she's done with th...more

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Aug 28, 2011 Jeannie and Louis Rigod rated it 4 of 5 stars

Our loving busy-body, Sadie is lured into aiding Eric into finding his missing daughter. Sadie did not realize this until she arrives in Homestead, FL (criticizing the food all the way,) the next morning at the local police station. Sadie finds out Eric had fully expected Sadie to follow and even open the box he had asked her to FedEx overnight to him.

Sadie quickly gets caught up in Ex-wives, Ex-husbands, disabled ex-wives and caretakers. To me this go round Sadie was made to appear just too gul...more

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Jan 10, 2012 Laurie rated it 2 of 5 stars

Okay, since all my friends on Goodreads liked this one really well, they must have "caught on" to things that just didn't make sense to me. (Maybe my book was missing the last chapter.) This book was great until the end...when it didn't. I guess it was important to find out how Sadie's love life was going to turn out, and get that last recipe in, but I wanted to know what was going to happen to several of the main characters that were just left "hanging" at the end! I had some real unanswered qu...more

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Oct 07, 2010 Jennifer rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: food-lit

This is an intense installment in the Sadie Hoffmiller Culinary Mystery Series.

Sadie adores Pete but can't ignore that their is a certain chemistry with Eric, the Clyde to her Bonnie. So when Pete bows out gracefully, and Eric seems to be in trouble, Sadie flies to Miami to see if she can help. She walks into a far larger mess than she imagined possible, Eric is in overhead, and drags Sadie in with him.

Once again, I feel Josi S. Kilpack has left the cozy of culinary cozies far behind... and I...more

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May 30, 2012 Melissa Noble rated it 5 of 5 stars

If you like mystery stories then this is a fabulous to read. Don't be deceived by the cover. This is about an older woman named Sadie who travels to Florida to solve a mystery. Her new friend Eric has a hidden secret that he has recently shared to Sadie. His missing daughter has been found in Florida. She couldn't help it so she flew to Florida. You need to read this book to find out what this book is about and what secret it holds.
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Sep 07, 2010 Kimberly rated it 5 of 5 stars

There are few characters I’ve encountered in my 30 years of voracious reading who have struck me as being more real and more genuine than Sadie Hoffmiller. I caught myself sitting down to write her an email the other day, as I had tried a new recipe that I was sure she would enjoy. Imagine my dismay when I remembered she’s a fictional character! But apart from brilliant characterization, Kilpack weaves a mystery that truly delights. Compelling, and full of delicious plot twists, I have not read...more

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May 18, 2013 Bette rated it 3 of 5 stars

Fun read. If you have been reading books that make you think and just need one that is kind of a non-thinking kind of book, this is it. Josi Kilpack is much like Mary Higgins Clark. After you have read a couple of her books, you have all the bones and just need to add the flesh. That being said, she is very entertaining and you want to finish the book.
Sadie Hoffmiller is a single, fiftyish year old woman who can't seem to stay out of the middle of murder and mayhem. She has a steady boyfriend, P...more

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Jun 27, 2012 Toni rated it 4 of 5 stars

This series of books is way to easy to get wrapped up in and not get anything else done until you finish each book. Sadie Hoffmiller is not your typical neighbor. She is a fantastic cook and she shares the receipes in the books. But Sadie has a very inquisitive nature and has a wonderful knack for getting mixed up in all kinds of things, murder being at the top of the list. She may be a suspect or amateur detective, or she may be the victim of a crime. You can get the first seven books now, but...more

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Oct 24, 2010 Juju (Tales of Whimsy.com) rated it 2 of 5 stars

While I savored English Trifle, I labored through Key Lime Pie. What could possibly be the difference you ask? While English Trifle was very much a murder mystery, Key Lime Pie felt more like chick lit with a dash of intrigue. I often found myself wishing Sadie would stop worrying about her heart and start working the case. For that reason, the story felt slow to me. However, while this failed to entice my mystery loving palette, I do think it's perfect for fans of contemporary women's literatur...more

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Feb 20, 2011 Anna rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2011

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Overall, I liked this book a whole lot less than the last one. Not only did I hate the surprise ending (again!), but the writing did not seem near as good this time, the plot wasn't as intriguing, the characters not nearly as likeable and the whole book seemed like it had been put together in three weeks.

One thing I really disliked about this book was Eric. I really, really liked Eric in Devil's Food Cake. He was just so fun, kind and nice; who wouldn't like him? In this book, he seemed like a...more Overall, I liked this book a whole lot less than the last one. Not only did I hate the surprise ending (again!), but the writing did not seem near as good this time, the plot wasn't as intriguing, the characters not nearly as likeable and the whole book seemed like it had been put together in three weeks.

One thing I really disliked about this book was Eric. I really, really liked Eric in Devil's Food Cake. He was just so fun, kind and nice; who wouldn't like him? In this book, he seemed like a different person. He seemed short tempered, almost kind of mean at times and somewhat immature. I hated finding out about his past. Not only did it not fit the Eric we knew in Devil's Food Cake, it also just seemed so wrong and awful. I really don't care for Eric's character anymore at all. And, honestly, the kissing-scene seemed really weird and out of place. In general, this side of Eric just didn't seem to mesh with the third book at all.

Another thing I really hated about this book was finding out that Monty was the bad guy. I guess I should have figured it out since taxi drivers probably aren't usually so nice and accommodating, but I just really liked him a lot. Out of all the characters in this book, he was probably my favorite (until the end of course). At the end, he just seemed so evil. It bothered me so much that I felt sick to my stomach again, just like in the last book.

I also felt like the book had a lot of holes. I don't think we ever really learn why Megan ran away. On one hand, it seemed that she loved her mother and was always looking for a chance to visit her. On the other hand, she hated her life and wanted to get away from it all. I mean, it sort of made sense, but not completely. I just don't think the plot was thought out all that well.

I was also really disappointed by the lack of cooking in this book. The extent of Sadie's baking was to mix a sandwich spread with cabbage. This is advertised as a culinary mystery for goodness sake! She should be cooking up a storm.

Overall, this book followed the same pattern as all the other books, only deviating slightly when Sadie is rescued from the murderer instead of defeating him with her amazing karate moves that she hasn't used in years but still manages to execute perfectly. I was pretty much disappointed by the whole book, although there were a few parts that I did enjoy. However, I doubt I'll be reading the next one. (less)

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Feb 18, 2012 Connie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: high-school

I read this genre for a book club. It was pretty good. It pulled me out of my normal young adult action / romance stuff. It's a murder mystery with the main character's age 50+. I didn't know books could be written about people over 35. Ha ha ha

It got quite exciting, which I love, and was loaded with yummy recipes. I made the sausage gravy over biscuits and crock pot chicken. That was actually really, really fun. It made me smile to eat the food the people were eating in the book. Nice touch Mrs...more

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Aug 21, 2010 Wendy rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book is the best book in the series, especially since the main characters travel from Colorado to Florida to help locate a girl (Eric's daughter Megan) who had been missing for three years. Sadie wasn't sure about what she should do, since others believed her to be a pesky, nosy busybody. It proves to be a trip where Sadie learns who the other people are in Eric's life, how some of them are the way they are, and discovers a terrifying fact about one of Eric's good friends. It also shows tha...more

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Sep 29, 2010 Sherrill rated it 2 of 5 stars

This was a light, just OK book. It is sort of cute how Josi Kilpack weaves her recipes into her mystery, however it is hard to believe when Sadie is being threatened with death that her focus is on not having the chance to sample the local food. Right in the midst of questioning a suspect she hauls off into his kitchen and stirs up the remoulade sauce to pour over the cole slaw. While being roughed up by the criminal all she can think of is key lime pie. It sort of reminds me of how the kids in...more

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Oct 27, 2010 Theresa rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Teens through adult - anyone that likes cozy mysteries

Shelves: review-copy, mysteries, cozy-mysteries, fiction, culinary-mysteries, series

Josie Kilpack has done it again! Sadie is back and this time she has a love interest and around that interest lies a mystery just begging to be solved with Sadie's help.

This is my second book of the "Culinary Mysteries" by Mrs. Kilpack and the more I read of this series, the more I want! I love Sadie's character. She is a middle aged busy body who is also a clean freak and a culinary snob. Well, maybe snob is a bit harsh, but she is one that critiques the food she eats and many times decides she...more

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May 11, 2012 Debbie rated it 3 of 5 stars

#4 in Sadie Hoffmiller "culinary mystery" series

Liked this story better possibly because the main character admits to being an over-the-top busybody and isn't quite as annoying! On the positive side: great recipes, PG rating (no sex, foul language) and a quick, easy read that you can put down and pick-up later without getting lost. That being said, this story ends abruptly with holes that leave several questions unanswered that seem unlikely to be resolved in the next book and there continue to...more

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Oct 04, 2010 Holly (2 Kids and Tired) rated it 3 of 5 stars

As Sadie is finishing up her community service sentence (after her arrest in Devil's Food Cake), her friend Eric rushes to Florida to because of new information regarding his missing daughter. Sadie soon finds herself involved in another investigation. As is typically Sadie, she gets into trouble, but also uncovers information the police can never find. She's also conflicted about her friendship with Eric and her relationship with Pete and she has an obsession with finding a good Key Lime Pie wh...more

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Aug 19, 2010 Lacey rated it 4 of 5 stars

Loved this book. I think Sadie is hilarious, even if she may be a little over the top. I'm really excited to try some of the recipes mentioned. Anyways..I only have a few complaints about the book...1-it ended kind of abruptly and I have some unanswered questions (who knows, maybe they will be answered in the next book??) 2-some characters had 2 plus names. This isn't really the authors fault, it's mostly my forgetful memory. It's hard for me to keep one name straight for each character but give...more

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Jul 01, 2011 Amy rated it 1 of 5 stars

was not a fan. it felt like a cheaply done rip off of Joanne Fluke......even the same title as one of Joannes, minus the word "murder" at the end. The love interest is between two very different guys..... one is even a cop, just like mike. And the main character Sadie..... similar age range, build, and status........but sooo annoying. She can't pull off the unsuspecting murder magnet the way Hannah can. Sigh.If I am going to read the basic same story, I will definitely be sticking with Joanne, a...more

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Sep 10, 2010 Katie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery-suspense

I think this was my favorite of the series....so far. Sadie is still a busybody, but tries to scale it back a bit.

Sadie's friend, Eric, has a missing daughter. When he receives a tip about her, the craziness begins--this time in Florida.

Sadie is a character with a lot of guts and bravery. She gets into such precarious situations and always gets out of them in crazy ways. I was total guessing about who did it until the end, which to me, is a good mystery. And one of the best things? Some more am...more

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Nov 29, 2010 Ems (Ems Reviews Books) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: culinary-fiction, mystery, adult-fiction, lds-author

When I first started this series, I wasn't impressed. I'm a huge fan of the Hannah Swensen books by JoAnne Fluke, and these seemed like a cheap knockoff. There are so many of the same plot elements: slightly overweight protagonist who finds herself immersed in murder investigations, police antagonization, a love triangle, and of course, delicious recipes. I had a hard time overlooking that in the first couple of books, but as I've gone on, I've had a better time of it. I quite enjoyed this one....more

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Sep 01, 2010 Julie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Exquisite!

Sadie Hoffmiller and her insatiable curiosity lands her in the middle of another mystery, one that means life or death, and hunger or starvation. Sadie finds herself in Florida--trying to help a friend, but also trying to discover what really happened to his daughter. What she finds is a web of lies, cover-ups, and of course--food.

The plot is great, the setting delicious, and the characters are as fun as ever as Josi ramps up the series with a romantic twist I never saw coming.

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Sep 10, 2010 Nicole rated it 4 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Another fun culinary mystery from Josi Kilpack and Sadie Hoffmiller. It was entertaining and I enjoyed the fact that the most annoying thing about Sadie (that she's an annoying busybody) even Sadie mentions in the book! LOL It's entertaining, has interesting characters, and of course the author's twist at the end. I love that now there's an index to the recipes included in the front of the book, as well as a PDF file available on her website to download that has all the recipes (from this and th...more Another fun culinary mystery from Josi Kilpack and Sadie Hoffmiller. It was entertaining and I enjoyed the fact that the most annoying thing about Sadie (that she's an annoying busybody) even Sadie mentions in the book! LOL It's entertaining, has interesting characters, and of course the author's twist at the end. I love that now there's an index to the recipes included in the front of the book, as well as a PDF file available on her website to download that has all the recipes (from this and the other books in the series)! I'm looking forward to trying some of the recipes out, particularly the gumbo, Butterfunger cookies, and, of course key lime pie!! Again, they all sound so yummy! The preview of the 5th book at the end of this one promises that the next book to be entertaining as well. According to the author's blog, there will be 4 more books in this series (for a total of 8), as well as a final recipe book with all the recipes from the series. Great idea! This is just a fun and entertaining read, not life-changing and most definitely not realistic -- what woman waltzes into a strange man's house and starts preparing coleslaw and a sandwich for him simply to pry him for information??? LOL Still, I enjoy this series and seeing how the author will play out her story, plus I'm always willing to support local authors!!

*****MAJOR SPOILERS BELOW -- Don't read any further if you don't want to know what happens in the book!!!!!*****

My favorite character in this book was Monty, so I was totally bummed that he was a bad guy when the twist at the end happened. I thought the author did a great job with him and his accent. He was entertaining, as was Sadie's interaction with him. I was also extremely relieved that Sadie does end up with Pete. Her whole fling with Eric just never fit for me. He seemed too cool, while she was too much of, well, an annoying busybody. LOL I hope she does follow up with what happens with Eric and his daughter Megan, and even ex-wife Layla, though, in subsequent books. That was left hanging somewhat.(less)

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I'm the third of nine children born and raised in Salt Lake City Utah. I met my husband in high-school--well, he wasn't my husband then, just the cute guy in weight training with the permed mullet--and we married in 1993. I wrote my first book while on bed rest with my third child and have gone on to publish 18 novels, the most recent being part of The Sadie Hoffmiller Culinary Mystery Series.

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