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Nae wrote: "I have been waiting for her newest book & thankfully found this, in hardcover, at Barns & Noble on clearence no less !!!I will let you know how it is once I finish.
Anyone else read/reading this ..."
Haven't read this one although I've read a bunch of hers-- was it good?
Hi everyone! I am new to Joanne Flukes, just started Chocolate Chip Chip Murder!
Vonnie wrote: "Hi everyone! I am new to Joanne Flukes, just started Chocolate Chip Chip Murder!"
Hi Vonnie~ I really love Joanne Fluke and her cookie jar mysteries. I think I have read about seven and I only started last summer. You might also like the Cupcake Bakery ones by Jenn McKinley. I really love the coffeehouse ones by Cleo Coyle too. Take care and happy reading- Sarah
Hi Vonnie~ I really love Joanne Fluke and her cookie jar mysteries. I think I have read about seven and I only started last summer. You might also like the Cupcake Bakery ones by Jenn McKinley. I really love the coffeehouse ones by Cleo Coyle too. Take care and happy reading- Sarah
I juast started Witches' Bane by Susan Wittig Albert
After randomly discovering joanne fluke at the library i am now hooked so am starting off with The chocolate chip murder :-)
Sarah wrote: "Vonnie wrote: "Hi everyone! I am new to Joanne Flukes, just started Chocolate Chip Chip Murder!"Hi Vonnie~ I really love Joanne Fluke and her cookie jar mysteries. I think I have read about seven..."
Thanks Sarah! I look forward to reading your suggestions.
The Long Quiche Goodbye by Avery Aames
Just started reading and half way through Devils Food cake murder. Great so far! Can't wait to make the chicken soup or the apricot bread.
Murder with Peacocks by Donna Andrews
Vonnie wrote: "Hi everyone! I am new to Joanne Flukes, just started Chocolate Chip Chip Murder!"I love this series! Be warned it will make you hungry!
Hello, I am waiting for a chocolate chip murder to become available to my online library so I can start it. I can't wait. Has anyone read A Catered Murdered series? They are wonderful also, and come with recipes as well.
Penny who writes those?
Joanne Fluke write the "dessert" murders
Isis Crawford writes "A Catered Murder"
A Crafty Killing by Lorraine Bartlett
Town in a Blueberry Jam by B. B. Haywood
Fleeced by Carol Higgins Clark
Hangman's Root by Susan Wittig Albert
Lost and Fondue by Avery Aames
Brownies and Broomsticks by Bailey Cates
Evil Eclairs by Jessica Beck
Town in a Lobster Stew by B. B. Haywood
Prime Cut Diane Mott Davidson
A Slice of Murder by Chris Cavender
Lemon Tart by Josi S. Kilpack
Bran New Death by Victoria Hamilton
Christina wrote: "Bran New Death by Victoria Hamilton"This one is new isn't it? I think I just say it on the cozy mystery release list. I'd be interested to hear what you think of it.
Fanficfan44 wrote: "Christina wrote: "Bran New Death by Victoria Hamilton"This one is new isn't it? I think I just say it on the cozy mystery release list. I'd be interested to hear what you think of it."
I really enjoyed this book. I am so looking forward to the next one. To me there was no "oh me" pity factor in this book at all. I also thought the plot of this book was great. Of course the baddie in the book was not who I thought it was, that made it even better for me.
The Case of the Roasted Onion by Claudia Bishop
Recipe for Murder by Lisa Harris
Death in the Cards by Sharon Short
Tragic Toppings by Jessica Beck
I've been reading Town in a WildMoose Chase by B. B. Haywood
The Chocolate Snowman Murders by JoAnna Carl
Death and the Easter Bunny by Linda Berrh
The Lies That Bind by Kate Carlisle
Dial C for Chihuahua by Waverly Curtis
Lowcountry Boil by Susan M. Boyer
Christina wrote: "Lowcountry Boil by Susan M. Boyer"I just started reading the same book!
Eggs in Purgatory by Laura ChlidsMaria-Did you like Lowcountry Boil? I thought it was good. I like books with alot of twist and turns and this one had many of those!
I really liked it, although I got annoyed with how many risks she took. I'll read the next one in the series. Not a big fan of the Cackleberry books by Laura Childs though. Just can't seem to get into that series.
I'm only on page 45, I do hope it will pick up a little more though.
A Deadly Grind by Victoria Hamilton
A Cookie Before Dying by Virginia Lowell
Hello Everyone ~ I just joined this group but I wish I had known about it before I finished the latest in Susan Wittig Albert's "The Cottage Tales of Beatrix Potter" series! These books are incredibly charming (8 in the series so far) and they include English farm recipes that are delicious and not at all difficult. I highly recommend this series. This author has another series - China Bayles Mysteries - that I have not yet read.
Carola wrote: "Hello Everyone ~ I just joined this group but I wish I had known about it before I finished the latest in Susan Wittig Albert's "The Cottage Tales of Beatrix Potter" series! These books are incred..."Hi Carola. I haven't read the Beatrix Potter series but I love the china bayles series. She also writes another series - the Darling Dahlias series. it's set in the depression & has old depression era recipes. Good clean mysteries.
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I will let you know how it is once I finish.
Anyone else read/reading this one??