Sloane Templeton Mysteries: Cooking the Books (Hardcover)

from rhonda1111

I would read more Sloane Templeton mystery books. I enjoyed Cooking the Books. Felt her taste in men was not great. Sloan was working in a bookstore but not happy to be there. Her mom had owned the bookstore, but 3 months ago she died. In fact Sloan owns the whole building all 4 floors of it. thi...

from mmeckenstock

Bonnie Calhoun cooks up one of the most hilarious, nail-biting mysteries in her recipe for a "Gotta Read It" book in Cooking the Books. Measure out one bunch of wacky characters, a heaping cup of mystery and mayhem, and a generous portion of twists and turns. Combine with one well-whipped Sloane ...

from alekee

Once I picked up this captivating book, I could not put it down! It grabs you and compels you to keep reading. Sloane Templeton has lost her Mom, and now has taken over running her Bookstore, along with Fifi her Mom's partner [another Colorful Character]. She has also begun a new relationship wit...

from ReviewsFromTheHeart

It's truly a honor and a delight when you are asked to review an author's debut novel as I was in the case of Cooking The Books by Bonnie Calhoun. I've had the pleasure of working with her through Christian Fiction Blog Alliance of which she is the Owner and Director of a 200+ blog members that h...

from vintagebeckie

Cooking The Books is Bonnie Calhoun's debut mystery novel set in New York City and featuring a cast of quirky and endearing characters including the smart-talking Sloan Templeton, former forensic investigator and now reluctant book store owner. Sloan inherited the book store following the sudden ...