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Peach Pies and Alibis

(Charmed Pie Shoppe Mysteries #2)

Ellery Adams (Goodreads Author)

3.99 · Rating details · 2,377 ratings · 227 reviews

Ellery Adams serves up a mystery that's a real peach...

Ella Mae LeFaye's Charmed Pie Shoppe is wildly popular in Havenwood, Georgia--which is not surprising since Ella Mae can lace her baked goods with enchantments. The shop's extraordinary success seems destined to continue when Ella Mae meets an engaged couple who hire her to handle the dessert buffet at their wedding.
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Jan 04, 2017 Barbara rated it liked it

In this 2nd book in the "A Charmed Pie Shoppe Mystery", Ella Mae LeFaye comes into her magical powers and investigates a mysterious death. The book can be read as a standalone.

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Ella Mae LeFaye has left her cheating husband, come home to Havenwood, Georgia, and opened the 'Charmed Pie Shoppe.' Ella Mae's confections are delicious and - when she puts a little extra oomph into them - enchanted as well.

After consuming an ensorcelled pie, for instance, a glum dowdily-attired woman buys a bright yellow o ...more

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Feb 01, 2013 Book of Secrets rated it it was amazing

I've been eagerly anticipating the next book in the Charmed Pie Shoppe Mystery series, and, wow, PEACH PIES AND ALIBIS was even better than the first. I devoured it!

Ella Mae LeFaye is settling into her new life in Havenwood, Georgia. The townspeople love the scrumptious pies she makes in her shop. Little do they know, Ella Mae has the ability to "charm" her pies to influence the emotions of others, a gift she just recently discovered.

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Jan 21, 2013 Fred rated it it was amazing

Peach Pies And Alibis is the second book in the A Charmed Pie Shoppe series by NEW YORK TIMES Best Selling Author, Ellery Adams.

Ellery Adams does such a wonderful, once again, of telling a great story and writes in a manner that, for this reader, makes me feel that I am right there, every step of the way. I felt I was there as Ella Mae was walking through her mother's rose garden, could hear her Aunt Verena's hearty laugh and see her Aunt Dee's metal sculptures and hear the classical music in Peach Pies And Alibis is the second book in the A Charmed Pie Shoppe series by NEW YORK TIMES Best Selling Author, Ellery Adams.

Ellery Adams does such a wonderful, once again, of telling a great story and writes in a manner that, for this reader, makes me feel that I am right there, every step of the way. I felt I was there as Ella Mae was walking through her mother's rose garden, could hear her Aunt Verena's hearty laugh and see her Aunt Dee's metal sculptures and hear the classical music in her Aunt Sissy's school. And for the dog lovers, Ellery has hit the nail on the head about the antics of Charleston Chew, Chewy to his friends, Ella Mae's lovable Jack Russell terrier.

Ella Mae has recently moved back to Havenwood, after a disastrous marriage, and has opened up the Charmed Pie Shop. Ella Mae knows that the pies she bakes are in some way "charmed", in this books she learns just how she has this power and the "magic" that her mother and her aunts have.

One Sunday morning as Ella Mae is reading the newspaper she sees an ad for a retired mail Jeep for sale at Sherman Artisan Cheese. She needs transportation and this would also get her into a position to offer a catering service. She takes a pie with her to sweeten the deal, so to speak, to test drive the Jeep. While there, looking at the variety of cheeses, she meets Rudy and Candis, who are planning on having the Sherman's provide a selection of cheese for their wedding and Ella Mae agrees to cater the desserts for their wedding reception. Not only did she find a Jeep that will work for her, she also met a young lady that she hires to work in the shop.

Recently, Melissa Carisle, who provides the best honey, is found in her home dead. It appears she died of natural causes, but Ella Mae and her aunt Dee aren't so sure. Then when Freda, Candis' stepmother, becomes violently ill at Ruday and Candis wedding, it's time for Ella Mae and Reba to get down to work investigating what is going on in Havenwood.

Of course Loralyn is around to add grief to Ella Mae's life, that she does only so well. Hugh is around too, to stir the love interests of Ella Mae, but will the magic surface for them.

Highly recommended. Settle back and enjoy the "magic" Havenwood. Recipes included.

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Mar 14, 2013 Jeannie and Louis Rigod rated it it was amazing

I truly want to write a review that will have both readers of mysteries and students of Mythology to rush to their booksellers and purchase this book. Why? Because, if you don't, you just may be missing out on a tale that will span the coming centuries of literature.

Are you familiar with the epic tale of King Arthur? Perhaps, you are familiar with the world of Arianrhod, the Welsh goddess that some feel is the root of the feminine trinity prior to Druidism? Why on Earth am I starting a review o I truly want to write a review that will have both readers of mysteries and students of Mythology to rush to their booksellers and purchase this book. Why? Because, if you don't, you just may be missing out on a tale that will span the coming centuries of literature.

Are you familiar with the epic tale of King Arthur? Perhaps, you are familiar with the world of Arianrhod, the Welsh goddess that some feel is the root of the feminine trinity prior to Druidism? Why on Earth am I starting a review of a simple mystery that many consider just a 'cozy,' talking about ancient mythology? It is simple, but oh so complex, I feel that I've just finished reading a modern day twentieth first Century version of these tales. And, in my opinion, equal to their quality.

We have an enchanted woman, Ella Mae LeFaye, living in a charming town, Havenwood, in Georgia. Havenwood has a hidden world existing side by side and someone is trying to literally kill both worlds. It begins with a coming wedding bringing tragedy to the close community. Ella must use her sleuthing powers and find the killer/killers quickly as time is all too precious a commodity for her and her family/friends.

I enjoyed the first novel in this series but seriously did not foresee the full extent that Ms. Adams was going to go to create a modern day version of the ancient tales. This novel will bring new readers to the world that has enthralled me for decades. Merlin? Arianrhod? Guinevere? What about their descendants? Energy doesn't die...it transforms. Therein lies many storylines that obviously, Ms. Adams has tapped. I, do not know if Camelot can exist in Georgia, but why not?

This book was clearly so much more than I expected when I opened the covers. I must wait patiently until next year for the third in the tales of Ms. Ella, but I won't forget my excitement. Luckily for us, Ms. Adams also writes another series, the Books by the Bay, another extremely worthy series to read for mystery lovers. "Poisoned Prose" will come out in October 2013.

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Jul 09, 2016 Mayisha rated it did not like it

Shelves: dropped

I made it 100 pages in, but honestly, for once, this was just a cozy mystery I couldn't stand. Ella Mae is ridiculous!!! She's a 32 year old woman stuck in a high school rivalry and still attached to the SAME guy since high school who has no redeeming characteristics other than blue eyes. Just ugh, because I loved the concept.

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Apr 26, 2015 Heidi rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Four Stars: A cozy mystery with magic, mythology and pies!

Ella Mae tosses the last bit of fresh fruit and concentrates on a happy memory before slipping the sweetened fruit into the buttery pie crust. Ella Mae is just realizing her magical powers, and she knows she must be careful while baking, otherwise her enchanted pies could cause disastrous results. Ella is still settling back into life in her hometown. Her pie shop has taken off, and she is busier than ever. Unfortunately, she still hasn't ended he ...more

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Apr 28, 2019 Micky Cox rated it really liked it

I thought the first book was interesting and somewhat intrigued with the magical essence of the book, but this book was even better. The characters are much more fleshed out with more of the background of each character revealed. The magical essence has been not only kept, but finessed into a much bigger part of the storyline. The villain was intriguing in this book as you circled around several characters until you finally settle on the correct one. Some interesting twists and turns with a star ...more

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Jul 04, 2017 Jessica Robbins rated it it was amazing

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Sep 14, 2012 Christal (Badass Book Reviews) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2013-favorites, magic, female-lead, favorites, mystery-and-thrillers, gods-and-goddesses, assassins-spies-and-mercs, magical-or-paranormal, cozies

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Excuse me while I gush a minute... I love the world of Havenwood that Ellery Adams has created and every single one of her characters is fantastic. She fills each book with warmth and humor, and still manages to ground the magical elements within satisfying human conflicts. The "Charmed Pie Shoppe Mysteries" do follow traditional cozy mysteries standards, but Ellery has also written a world-building treatment that is more likely to be found in fanta See this review and others like it at BadassBookReviews.com!

Excuse me while I gush a minute... I love the world of Havenwood that Ellery Adams has created and every single one of her characters is fantastic. She fills each book with warmth and humor, and still manages to ground the magical elements within satisfying human conflicts. The "Charmed Pie Shoppe Mysteries" do follow traditional cozy mysteries standards, but Ellery has also written a world-building treatment that is more likely to be found in fantasy novels. This series would be great for paranormal readers that want to put a toe into the mystery pool, but I would tell any reader to give them a try. Reading these books feels like coming home to good friends and family and I look forward to every visit we can get.

Peach Pies and Alibis picks up right after Pies and Prejudice. Ella Mae LeFaye is running her hugely successful pie shoppe while facing the mystery of her magical background and the uncertainty that exists between herself and hunky fireman Hugh. While on a delivery with her aunt Dee, the women discover the dead body of Melissa Carlisle, but no obvious reason for her death. This death and its investigation sets off a chain of events that affects every magical citizen of Havenwood, but is especially targeted towards the LeFaye clan.

Ella Mae is a wonderful character, but I think that her best trait is that she is relatable. Readers can understand everything that she is feeling and her actions are believable and ring true. I like the relationships she has with her aunts and how each one has individual strengths. I was happy to see some development between Ella Mae and her mother, and enjoyed learning more about her father as well. Ella Mae suffers a huge loss in this book, but I think that she also receives some much-needed knowledge and understanding as well. The poor thing is really put through the emotional wringer , but she's still standing at the end and I think we will see her come back even stronger. The changes Ella Mae experienced here are sure to make for an exciting follow-up.

Peach Pies and Alibis saw the relationship aspects taking a back seat to Ella Mae's personal discoveries, but Hugh and Sloan did make a few appearances here and there. I'm still cautious about Ella Mae's relationship with Hugh; I feel like there is more to him than meets the eye but I'm not sure what it is. I was incredibly glad to see everything with her ex-husband finally come to a definitive end, though I still wanted to kick the sorry sonofa in the teeth.

I really enjoyed the mythological aspects of this book and appreciated the depth they brought to Havenwood's magical community. The twist with Morgan le Fay and Guinevere was incorporated very well and I liked the way the story mirrored the relationship between Ella Mae and Loralyn. I hope we learn more about the curse placed on Morgan in the next book and I definitely hope to learn more about the mysterious "Clover Queen."

The mystery was easier to figure out in Peach Pies and Alibis than the debut novel, but the tension stayed high until the end and I enjoyed watching everything play out. Ella Mae is going to become a force to be reckoned with and I cannot wait to watch her get there. Ellery is currently contracted for one more book in this series, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed that we end up getting many more novels installments beyond that!

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Jun 20, 2017 Abby Fabian rated it it was amazing

This is a truly charming series! The characters jump right off the page, the food descriptions are devine, and the mystery is intriguing. Ella Mae discovers a couple of things about herself along the way. The mystery and the character growth were perfect! This truly is one of the best ( and most enchanting ) cozy series out there!

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May 20, 2015 Jonathan rated it really liked it

Shelves: owned-mystery-read, cozy-mysteries, mystery, favorites, cruisin-through-the-cozies-2015, read-05-15

Review coming tomorrow.A second outstanding book in this series, this book was filled with excitement and intrigue. This book was a winner.

Ella Mae comes back in the second installment of the Charmed Pie Shoppe Series and is just coming into her gift to affect people's feelings through her baking. This book shows a lot of character growth with Ella Mae and you learn ore about her family. However this was probably one of the saddest cozy mysteries I have ever read, during one scene th ...more

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Jul 18, 2012 Melodie rated it liked it

Shelves: read-2013

This is actually more like a 2.5 star read for me, but am going the extra .5 star because I liked the first one so much. Maybe I just wasn't in the mood for the absolute suspension of disbelief that this one required. I knew who the "bad guy" was from the minute that person first appeared. For me it was like there was a big flashing light over the person's head saying "BAD!". There were many things I just couldn't buy with some of the characters. I'll still be on hand for the 3rd one, because I ...more

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Mar 06, 2013 Sue Ross rated it it was amazing

Now who would ever expect in this day and age the reach of a wizard such as Merlin? Heaven knows I didn't. Ella Mae is asked to cater a wedding, buys an old mail truck and has to rescue one of her favorite people in the world, Reba. On top of all that she needs another employee because her shop is doing so well. What she gets will shock and surprise you. You'll laugh, cry, get mad and maybe even feel a little love. This is the best book in this series yet. I absolutely could not put it down. By ...more

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Jan 17, 2013 Nicky rated it it was amazing

Shelves: cozy-mystery

Wow, what a follow up to the first book. Fantastic read. I'll admit when the magic starting coming out I half expected it to be a bit hokey, but it was not in the least. I was so glad to learn so many answers to the questions that we were left with in the first book. Great story line. I did guess the suspect fairly early, but it really didn't take away from the story at all. I can't wait for more books!

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Feb 27, 2019 Jennifer rated it liked it

#2 in the Charmed Pie Shoppe series. In this one, Ella Mae continues to grow into her powers, and eventually learns more about who she is, her kind, and about others of her kind. There are rituals to be performed, and murders to be solved.

While not a big paranormal fan I liked the first in the series and so I was looking forward to this second installment. I read through it pretty quickly; it kept my attention and interest. But, I figured out who the murderer was and also figured out what was g ...more

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Jul 15, 2019 Trish rated it really liked it

Shelves: cozy-culinary-cafe, src-2019-summer

A very "tasty" cozy series, with likeable characters.

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Sep 23, 2019 Phair rated it liked it

Shelves: cozy-mystery, 2019-tbr-shelf-challenge, cookbooks-food

Maybe closer to 3.5*. Read bk 1 of this series for a f2f cozy group and found the “magic” aspect of Ella’s family intriguing so I read bk2. Definitely a horse of a different color. This was much closer to fantasy or paranormal with the magical elements overshadowing any mystery. I still really liked the story and the characters. The book ends with some developments that foreshadow likely directions for the next or future entries so guess I’ll have to read on. Now both series by Adams that I have ...more

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Feb 26, 2013 LORI CASWELL rated it it was amazing

Shelves: read-2013

Ella Mae has a lot on her plate with running her very successful Charmed Pie Shoppe but has decided to add a little catering to the mix. Her first job is a dessert buffet at a wedding. Things are going well until right after the couple ride away on horseback the bride’s stepmother is rushed to the hospital where she slips into a coma. This on the tails of a prominent member of the community has died. Ella Mae is afraid these two things may be related.

Ella Mae is also trying to unders Ella Mae has a lot on her plate with running her very successful Charmed Pie Shoppe but has decided to add a little catering to the mix. Her first job is a dessert buffet at a wedding. Things are going well until right after the couple ride away on horseback the bride’s stepmother is rushed to the hospital where she slips into a coma. This on the tails of a prominent member of the community has died. Ella Mae is afraid these two things may be related.

Ella Mae is also trying to understand her enchanted gift and wants to know the origin of her magical powers. She also needs to know if the attraction she feels for Hugh is true. She needs to get her divorce finalized and then see if she can have a future with the guy she has loved since middle school.
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Peach Pies and Alibis is a very unique story that will have you enthralled from the first page to the last.

In her search to understand her powers Ella Mae’s journey takes the reader on a magical ride. From her mother’s beautiful gardens to a very special place for those that are charmed. I felt like I was on Ella Mae’s shoulder with a bird’s eye view watching the entire story take place. Ellery Adams has the gift to suspend time as her readers almost descend right into the book for an amazing trip that takes us beyond Havenwood. I was most definitely captivating by her words. The way she weaves this mystery with the mystery of finding the killer is flawless.

The characters are wonderful including the lovable Jack Russell terrier, Charleston Chew (Chewy). Ella’s aunts and mother, each with their distinct charms, are extraordinary characters. Loralyn and her family are the Havenwood residents that must be endured by Ella Mae and her family but they add the strife every good cozy needs. Hugh Dylan brings the romantic tension and sparks actually fly. Mr. & Mrs. Caswell even make a cameo appearance. The Shepard’s pie was delicious!

This story get my highest recommendation! If I could I would award it much more than 5 starfish!! I know this is going to be on my 2013 favorites list!! ...more

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Jun 17, 2016 Chris rated it liked it · review of another edition

I liked this book. However, don't let the whimsical cover fool you. This is a more serious, suspenseful book about good vs. evil magic powers. I think the cover should have been something more dark. There are times of tragedy, and some pretty corny romantic and drama lines. ie: The water glistened on his tan and muscular body (stuff like that). Yeesh!
I found it intriguing to involve the time period of Merlin and Guinevere. And the story really kept my attention.
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May 17, 2013 Michelle rated it liked it

Shelves: fantasy, cozy-mystery

The second book in the Charmed Pie Shoppe cozy mystery series delves more deeply into the mythology of the family's magic powers. Ella Mae continues to run her shop, but is being run ragged without sufficient help other than her companion/ family protector, Reba. In a chance encounter with some local cheesemakers, she not only picks up a catering job for a wedding, but also a new employee. Ella Mae learns about the sacred grove when she has her late arriving "awakening", coming into her full pow ...more

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Jan 17, 2017 Lynette Caulkins rated it liked it

Shelves: great-escape, mysteries

This one I'm rating 2.7.

I love Ellery Adams' other series to death (the one about the writers' club). I also really enjoyed the first book of this series as a kick-back read.

This book had some jarring issues for me. I didn't mind at all the shift from a playful low-fantasy kiss-of-magic-in-the-real-world atmosphere to pretty much high-fantasy-with-a-kiss-of-the-real-world stance, but the gun scenes were just weird in this book and jumped out as being completely misplaced. Why on ear ...more

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Mar 19, 2013 Elizabeth rated it liked it

Well its been a couple weeks and I've yet to put my finger on what about this second book that I didn't like. I think it had something to do with the King Arthur/Merlin/Morgan Le Fay/Guinevere revelation. As soon as this was revealed I gave a big sigh and read on. I've never been a big fan of this legend so that could be my problem.

However I believe it was the fact that it took Ella Mae so long to figure out who the bad guy was. I mean seriously you describe someone as looking like a vampire an ...more

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May 27, 2013 AngryGreyCat rated it liked it

I enjoyed the first book in this series, Pies and Prejudice. These books are well written, the story line is well crafted and the characters are engaging. The book definitely lives up to the series name – charming. I would call this second book in the series much more a paranormal than a mystery. In the first book, the paranormal element was a light feature of the story but in this book it definitely takes center stage.

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Feb 18, 2013 Amanda rated it it was amazing

Shelves: cozy, read-a-latte-150-books-2013, bought, cruisin-thru-cozies-challenge-2013

Ella Mae is back & continuing to try to figure out her new-found powers as well as herself. While helping her aunt deliver a sculpture, she stumbles across a body that has her questioning everything. While trying to uncover a killer & working long hours at her pie shoppe, she decides to cater a wedding. An unexpected guest shows up then the ultimate unexpected happens & a wedding attendee is stricken down. Ella Mae, her doting family and beloved Ruby have to ferret out a killer among ...more

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Mar 08, 2013 Lynn rated it it was amazing

Peach Pies and Alibis is a magical and enchanting read. Ella Mae, in the 2nd book of the series, starts to learn more about her magical abilities and the abilities of those around her. It is a book as much about family as a magical mystery. The first book in the series Pies and Prejudice introduced Ella Mae to her abilities. This book is entirely magic related. The characters of Ella Mae, Reba (my favorite) and her aunts are very likable.

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Nov 13, 2016 Andrea rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: mystery-cozy, fiction, mystery, z2016_read_list

I’m not tapping out of this series just yet but this second book was such a disappointment after book 1 of this series. In this installment, we found out a LOT more about Ella Mae’s family and history and the “magic” elements didn’t really work for me. Sort of silly back story and a sudden alliance with the designated “bad girl” of book 1…meh. Still loving Ella Mae and the descriptions of her culinary creations but the larger plot line is slowly losing me. I’m still in for book 3 but we shall se ...more

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Aug 12, 2016 Amara rated it it was ok

The first book was passable, but in this one they tried to up the fantasy stuff while still holding on to the mystery and romance, and it felt a little forced. I'm biased --I prefer Sarah Addison Allen, and her nebulous bits of magic popping up in a regular story. Trying to explain it and dive deeper wasn't my cup of tea. Also --the "mystery" was pretty obvious to me by about halfway. I hate it when an author makes the characters dumber than normal just to spin out a story.

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Apr 11, 2013 Sheila Beaumont rated it it was amazing

Shelves: adult-fiction, dogs, myth-and-legend, animals, fantasy, mysteries-suspense-thrillers, paranormal-supernatural

What a wonderful book! It's got mystery, magic, Arthurian lore, pies and other tasty food, and fascinating characters. I loved Ella Mae LeFae's family and friends and am looking forward to seeing more of them in the promised third book.

You don't necessarily have to be a fan of cozy mysteries to enjoy this book. If you like magical fantasy set in the real world, especially if you're interested in Arthurian themes, it's likely you'll enjoy this.

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Nov 24, 2012 Wendy rated it it was amazing

In this entry of the Charmed Pie Shoppe series an awful lot of events are happening simultaneously. Ella Mae learns some serious family secrets while she struggles to manage her growing business. By the end of the book we are overwhelmed with the understanding of what's going on in Havenwood.

Oh, and the book's cover has some of the best cozy art I have ever seen.

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Mar 08, 2013 Paige rated it it was amazing

This is the second book in the Charmed Pie Shoppe series- and this is one great read. It has all the necessary ingredients for a cozy- small town- kooky characters - loveable main character- and a cute-smart animal ( I prefer a dog) and oh yes a murder. Well Peach Pies and Alibis has all that plus and bit of magic- some twists-turns and surprises. I can not wait for the next one.

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USA Today and New York Times bestseller author, Ellery Adams, has written over thirty novels and can’t imagine spending a day away from the keyboard. Ms. Adams, a Native New Yorker, has had a lifelong love affair with stories, food, rescue animals, and large bodies of water. When not working on her next novel, she bakes, gardens, drinks vats of coffee, spoils her three cats, and snacks on black li ...more