A Killer Cake

Classic Diner #3

by Jessica Beck

When local businessman Roy Thompson dies after eating a piece of cake from The Charming Moose Diner, Victoria and her grandfather, Moose, must find who poisoned their killer dessert!

Recipes for real Diner comfort food are included!

Genres: Cozy Mystery, Mystery, Fiction

179 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 5, 2012

About the author

Jessica Beck is a pseudonym used by
Tim Myers.
Jessica Beck is the penname of an author who has been nominated for the Agatha Award and named an Independent Mystery Booksellers Association national bestseller nearly a dozen times.

Jessica Beck loves donuts, and has the figure to prove it. It's amazing what people can convince themselves is all in the name of research! For each recipe featured in the donut mysteries, a dozen more are tried and tested.

When not concocting delicious treats, Beck enjoys the rare snowfalls near her home in the foothills of North Carolina.

http://us.macmillan.com/author/jessic...

Reviews

[Genevieve]

I love my visits to the Charming Moose and visiting with everyone. I love Victoria and Moose. I wish we saw a little more of their spouses and really when are we going to meet Victoria's Dad?
The story line had a lot of twists and turns and a few laughs as well. I really enjoy the interaction between Moose and Victoria.
A really good read.

[Connie]

This is one where the victim had many people who would want to kill him. These types of characters we are glad they got their just desserts!
Enjoy!

[Rhea Folland]

Great Read!

[Elizabeth]

This one, while still good, was a lot more predictable than the last two. I was pretty confident in who the murderer would be very early on, but still an enjoyable read.

[Jennifer Kovaleski]

A fun series with enjoyable characters and tight family bonds. The relationship with Victoria and her grandfather Moose is endearing. Interesting mystery.

[Robin]

Book 3

[Vicky]

I am only 27 ages into this book and already regretting picking it up. A man dies at the Bicentennial celebration and automatically it is assumed to be murder. And of course Victoria has strong ties (again) to the victim.

Too much filler. No substance. this was written by a New York times best-selling author? Victoria is portrayed as intelligent and a step ahead of everyone else and her grandfather is a bumbling "Moose".

Unfotunately I have 3 more of these books in the series to read.....

[Glenn Harris]

Another entertaining entry in the "Classic Diner" cozy series.

[Trisha]

I'm enjoying the grandfather/granddaughter combination for sleuthing although at times their manner of investigation just makes me cringe.

[Cathy Hendren]

Very much following a pattern. I would like to see things switched up. I still enjoyed the book and the recipes.

[Laura]

Another good story! going to pick-up book #4 tomorrow, can't wait!

[Ruth Turner]

Jessica Beck gives a really good read. I still have 3 more of her books to read.

[Jeanie Harper]

Her books get better and better. There's also humour as well as mystery.
Great read.