Coffeehouse Mysteries: Once Upon a Grind (Audiobook)

from lhaines56

Although a bit heavy on the storybook them, this was a fun and interesting book.

from TheLibraryhag

All of NYC is fairytale crazy and and Clare and her baristas are no exception. They have their food truck at a fairytale festival in Central Park when the "Pink Princess" goes missing. Of course Clare finds the damsel in distress with the help of some mysterious coffee beans and a collie. But the...

from LisaKsBookReviews

I must admit here and now that this is the first book I have read in the Coffeehouse Mystery series. Not for lack of wanting to. I just have a huge TBR (to be read) and I didn't want to add a series with so many books already in it to catch up on. Oh boy, have I ever been cheating myself out of s...

from AnaKurland

Great mystery with almost paranormal bits. The killer was on my suspect list, but way down low. I do not usually like ex-husband Matt, but he's been growing on me. Mike is as sweet as ever. The Village Blend gang are great supporting characters. In this book, two Russian women are drugged, and th...

from Pmaurer

Fun mystery describing the life of New York, told by the propriteress of a New York coffee bar. Enjoyed this tale, altho definately a "popcorn" mystery, as is the rest of the series.