from kaulsu

I rated O'Connor's first book [Murder in an Irish Village] at 3.5*. I basically downgraded this one to 3* because although the villains were differently named, the story seemed so much the same. As long as her plots stick to the village, and the village is populated by the same people, it is diff...

from KMT01

Every time I read a book where every review I read goes on and on about how wonderful the book was while I could never seem to like the book while I read it, makes me wonder what I have missed that everyone else saw. I definitely wondered about my thoughts about this book as I read it--as well as...

from thornton37814

Siobhán O'Sullivan brings bread to a Kilbane Castle wedding party just moments before a body is discovered. Since the murder occurred before she arrived on the scene, she is not a suspect, but her boyfriend who belongs to the Garda is, especially since his cap is discovered with the body. After h...

from sweetiegherkin

Picking up a few months after the previous book ended, Siobhan is asked to help out with catering a wedding for a friend of Macdara's. But things immediately go poorly when someone in the wedding party is murdered a few days before the ceremony. With Macdara among the potential suspects, Siobhan ...

from Kathy89

2nd in the series. A famous fashion model returns to her childhood village for her wedding. The best man is murdered the morning after the arrival of wedding party. Shioban is bring Irish brown bread from her bistro to the guests when she hears of the murder and how her garda boyfriend is being f...