Death by a Thousand Sips by Gretchen Rue is the second book in her Witches’ Brew mystery series. Phoebe Winchester has recently reopened the tea/bookshop bequeathed to her by her aunt Eudora, and discovered that not only was Eudora a witch, but so is Phoebe! When Phoebe and her cat, Bob, attend an estate auctionContinueContinue reading “Review: Death by a Thousand Sips by Gretchen Rue”
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Review: A Calamitous Cookie by Fiona Grace
A Calamitous Cookie is book 6 and final book in Fiona Grace’s Beachfront Bakery cosy mystery series. I enjoyed this series, but it wasn’t without its problems. If it had continued, I probably wouldn’t have been able to finish it, or I would have had to take a considerable amount of time before returning toContinueContinue reading “Review: A Calamitous Cookie by Fiona Grace”
Review: A Clue in the Crumbs by Lucy Burdette
A Clue in the Crumbs is book 13 in Lucy Burdette’s A Key West Food Critic Mystery series. I had not previously read any of the books in the series, and although there appear to be recurring characters, I found it easy to follow so reading previous books is not necessary. Hayley and her friendContinueContinue reading “Review: A Clue in the Crumbs by Lucy Burdette”
Review: A Treacherous Tart by Fiona Grace
A Treacherous Tart is book 5 in Fiona Grace’s Beachfront Bakery cosy mystery series. Ali is again accused of murder. This time there’s a famous hotdog eating contest in town. Ali is roped into baking the buns for the contest, and when one of the contestants drops dead in the middle of it, and it’sContinueContinue reading “Review: A Treacherous Tart by Fiona Grace”
Review: A Deadly Danish by Fiona Grace
A Deadly Danish is book 4 in Fiona Grace’s Beachfront Bakery cosy mystery series. Once again, Ali is accused of murder after finding the body of a controversial councilman dead in his car with one of her danishes in hand. Plus troublesome her mother has shown up several days early for her visit. Ali hasContinueContinue reading “Review: A Deadly Danish by Fiona Grace”
Life, Tea, and Everything 