Coffeehouse Mysteries: Through the Grinder Lib/E (Audiobook)

from librarydanielle

this one had the same annoying preface as the first, where the killer refers to them self in the third person and you "see" them kill the first victim. again, it really had no point to the story. I'll be skipping them in the future.because aside from that annoyance I enjoyed this as much as the f...

from jonesli

I'm getting addicted to these mysteries. I love the coffee atmosphere, even though I only let myself have one cup a day, I make sure that I enjoy it. I like that there is factual information about latte and expresso making, as well as the various types of coffee available, who knew? As with many ...

from AFHeart

Not as light as typical cozy. You don't often get teared up in a cozy and this one can bring a tear to your eye. Some of the elements return from the first book such as the ex-husband Matteo shaking things up and her wonderful employee Tucker making you chuckle. But this book goes into the dark s...

from thornton37814

Single women who patronize the Village Blend turn up dead. On first glance, it appears that they are suicides, but a closer look reveals that there may be a serial killer at work. Predictably shop manager Claire Cosi gets involved in the investigation. Most of the victims also used an online dati...

from leperdbunny

Title: Through the Grinder Author: Cleo Coyle Genre: Cozy Mystery # of pages: 270 Start date:03/12 End date:03/15 Borrowed/bought: bought My rating of the book, F- [worst] to A [best]: B Description of the book: In this second book of the series, Clare Cosi starts to date again on SinglesNYC and ...