Chocoholic Mystery The Chocolate Frog Frame-Up, Book 3, (Paperback)

from Greymowser

I had trouble with this one. A nice little murder mystery, but I kept getting caught up in her problem with saying the wrong word. The protagonist has problems were she goes to say one thing and another word comes out.

from Jiraiya

It's been a while since I "solved" a mystery in the books I read. I'm happy to have broken that barren spell. The book still rates low to me. But however awful - mind, this book is not that - a book can turn out to be, if it's your favorite genre you're gonna cut it some slack. I'm glad that ther...

from francescadefreitas

This is a quick cosy with a probable solution. While it is one of a series, the story was very self contained, and there were few references to 'off-book' events. There are periodic inserts of 'Chocolate Trivia' as advertised on the cover, I found these very annoying, both becuase they interrupte...

from cyderry

Lee McKinney, lives with her Aunt Nettie and works as the business Manager for the family chocolate business in Warner Pier, MI. She has a delicate relationship with Joe Woodyard and when he is implicated in the death of Herschel, the town crazy, Lee works to resolve the problem and clear his nam...

from koalamom

I finished this book in less than 24 hours - usually do. For chocolate lovers these are great mysteries. I fear I gain weight just reading them as they describe all the chocolates that are made in the shop in the book as well as give a nice history of chocolate, too.