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Her usual weekday alarm of 4am saw Corinna Chapman heading downstairs to the bakery and her waiting apprentice, Jason, to begin their day of baking for Earthly Delights and the regular customers that would flock to the door on opening. The summer heat was already making itself felt when Corinna opened the side door to let the Mouse Police out and spied a man, obviously distraught; stumbling toward her. When Daniel, PI and the love of Corinna’s life, appeared by her side, they ascertained that Al
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Really... do you really have to do a Dan Brown special with all the Vatican conspiracy etc? ugh.
Please don't do that again. ...more
Please don't do that again. ...more
4.5*
Always enjoyable, although I get tired of Corinna waxing lyrical over Daniel's perfection - perhaps I'm just jealous -, & the witchy stuff is a bit irritating. I love Insula, its people & its animals. Very easy to read. ...more
Always enjoyable, although I get tired of Corinna waxing lyrical over Daniel's perfection - perhaps I'm just jealous -, & the witchy stuff is a bit irritating. I love Insula, its people & its animals. Very easy to read. ...more
I do so love the gentle approach of these books and Corinna (the protagonist) herself. It's been too long between these books but I enjoyed this once it eventually got published. I hope theres not such a long break next time.
As usual there's Corinna, the residents of Insula (her apartment building, as much a character as any human), her luscious partner, the resident animals, a series of mysteries, solidly decent and indecent human behaviour and bread. Lovely! ...more
As usual there's Corinna, the residents of Insula (her apartment building, as much a character as any human), her luscious partner, the resident animals, a series of mysteries, solidly decent and indecent human behaviour and bread. Lovely! ...more
4.5*
Always enjoyable, although I get tired of Corinna waxing lyrical over Daniel's perfection - perhaps I'm just jealous -, & the witchy stuff is a bit irritating. I love Insula, its people & its animals. Very easy to read, and some great recipes, too. ...more
Always enjoyable, although I get tired of Corinna waxing lyrical over Daniel's perfection - perhaps I'm just jealous -, & the witchy stuff is a bit irritating. I love Insula, its people & its animals. Very easy to read, and some great recipes, too. ...more
Love corinna and Daniel...and all the sidekicks!!
A light hearted entertaining read, although a bit unrealistic at times. So much happens in a short space of time. A Scottish British Army vet, Alasdair comes to Melbourne with his trusted dog who both served in Afghanistan and have been traumatized. His dog is kidnapped and Alastair is injured and finds his way to Corrina’s bakery and her lover Daniel who is a Israeli and a private detective. There is a series of break ins in the apartment block Corrina lives in and she as an amateur sleuth is d
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Mar 15, 2019
Kylie Daniels
marked it as to-read
