from aardvark2

Mindless silliness for those interested in some relaxing quick and easy reading. Hannah, owner of a small town cookie shop, along with her sisters, mother, and assorted others, look into the death of Ronni Ward, town tart. Hannah's boyfriend and her sisters' husband and boyfriend, all cops in the...

from pacey1927

After reading the previous Hannah Swensen book I decided I was done. I was sick of the Norman/Mike/Hannah triangle that never made any progress from book to book. The mysteries were substandard but the characters were still reasonably enjoyable, but the triangle was beyond old fashioned and unbel...

from doxtator

When a fitness instructor at Hannah's gym is murdered, and practically all the investigators fall under suspicion, it is up to Hannah and her friends and family to figure out who did it. The murder doesn't actually happen until quite far into the story, and not all of the previous story is set-up...

from NellieMc

I loved the earlier Hannah Swansen mysteries, but the last four (Plum Pudding, Devil's Food Cake, , Cream Puff, Apple Turnover) have become problematic. Way too many recipes, way too little mystery. And, frankly, the love interests are getting very rote and her attempt to make them more complex h...

from bearette24

I thought this was the best book in the series. It was an easy, quick read with lots of humor. I like how the Mike/Norman competition seems to be moving toward a finish. And one of the cookie recipes - featuring three types of chocolate chips and cashews - looked pretty good.