Somewhere in the mix and checking, I’ve missed a title from Harper Lin in her Cape Bay Café Mystery series. No worries, I’ll catch up and the fourth installment is up today and narrated by Marguerite Gavin, please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Welcome to my stop for Debut Author Tif Marcelo and the first in her Journey to the Heart contemporary romance series. Please read on for my review and an excerpt, check out the tour stops to see what other readers thought, and don’t forget to enter the tour-wide giveaway where you could win a $25 Amazon gift card. But first Read more of this post
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Let’s head to southern Indiana with Maddie Day and her Country Store Mysteries. I’ve had this book in the tbr pile for quite a while – apologies. I really enjoyed the first in the series, and now I’m ready to return to the little town with complex relationships in Read more of this post
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So, I’m a sucker for a foodie-styled mystery, and Harper Lin brings all of that and more with the first in her Cape Bay Café Mystery series. Narrated by Marguerite Gavin, please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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I’ve always enjoyed a cozy that deals with a familiar element – food, coffee and bookshops being all time favorites. And I had hopes that this first in the Java Jive Mystery series from Caroline Fardig would follow into those faves from authors like Diane Mott-Davidson Goldy Schultz series. Narrated by Callie Beaulieu, please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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A bit of a change for me of late, a new contemporary romance series from Peggy Jaeger is on the blog today, the first in the Will Cook for Love introduces us to the setting, the stories and the characters in Read more of this post
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I love the ability to read unique stories from all over the world, and today’s offering is no different. From author Sally Andrew comes the second in her Tannie Maria Mystery series, a South-African agony aunt who uses a unique form of advice for those who ask, and a penchant for solving mysteries. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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When the world is angst-filled, I look for an escape, and this book from Jennifer Joyce mixes the fun of a rom com with a sweet and endearing chick lit – toss in a few fairy cakes and other delicious treats and you are in for a wonderful escape. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Firstly, an apology to the wonderful folks at Kensington for providing access to this book, and my very slow turnaround. The first in the Country Store Mystery series by Maddie Day, the characters, elements and food chatter kept me glued to the pages. Read on for more about
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I admit that I am more than a little obsessed by foodie stories. I drool while reading, I want to try every recipe, and each introduction of something new (or familiar) has me itching to dash to the pantry and start to create. I’m also a huge fan of the British Baking show, The Next Great Baker. This story instantly put me in mind of that show, and had me intrigued almost instantly. Sarah Vaughan does carry the feel of the UK as the competition, baking and slang is totally British, but readers shouldn’t find that a difficulty.