Hannah Swensen Mystery Fudge Cupcake Murder, Book 5, (Paperback)

from WillowOne

This was my first Joanne Fluke book and I did enjoy the reading. I can say though that it wasn't the type of book that I had trouble putting down. I read this over a three day period during the Snowstorm 2010 in the East of the United States. I had to keep doing different things so, it was good t...

from ChazziFrazz

Election time and Sheriff Grant's office is being challenged by Hannah's brother-in-law, Bill. Grant isn't particularly happy but it seems that Lake Eden citizens are ready for a change. Bill is in the lead and all is looking good. When Hannah finds Grant's body in a dumpster on the high school c...

from MerryMary

Hannah once again finds herself hip-deep in trouble with nothing to fall back on but good instincts and wonderful cookies. The local sheriff is found in the school dumpster, and the main suspect is her brother-in-law Bill. The mysteries in this series may not be mind-benders, but they are fun, no...

from Maydacat

It's Hallowe'en and Hannah is running in all directions. She is so busy putting together a community cookbook, trying to avoid wearing a costume at her shop, working hard at enticing her cat to eat his senior food and take his vitamins, deciding if she'd rather be with Norm or with Mike, decipher...

from lkernagh

Continuing with my Hannah Swensen Mystery binge audio reading. While the charm of the stories is not as delightful as my first encounter, I do still enjoy the sibling banter between Hannah and Angela, the community and small town life aspects of the stories. What I really liked about this one is ...