Books by Joanne Fluke
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review 1: First off, if you are a huge fan of Joanne Fluke and are looking forward to another cozy, put the book down and walk away slowly. This is not the book for you. If however you are open minded and looking for a new voice, come on in. The characters are a tad one dimensional at time...
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review 1: Three short mysteries make up this book: "Gingerbread Cookie Murder" by Joanne Fluke, "The Dangers of Gingerbread Cookies" by Laura Levine, and "Gingerbread Cookies and Gunshots" by Leslie Meier. My favorite of the three was Levine's "Dangers of Gingerbread Cookies" It brought...
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review 1: For a quick, suspense read in the murder/cookbook field, I find the Hannah Swensen books just the ticket for unwinding after a book that was heavy duty or for when I just want something for the evening that I can pick up and put down as need-be. This particular entry left me act...
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review 1: This is a cook book. I bought this book and started reading this series because we had an abundance of rhubarb in our garden last year. My friend gave me a recipe for a rhubarb custard cake that her mom has made for years. She said that Joanne Fluke, the author of this and the...
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review 1: I got this compilation on my kindle through the library. I really like the Hannah Swensen stories, but I think they were written in a more short story type of format because of the way this book is organized. Like always, I loved the recipes and look forward to making some for Ch...
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review 1: it was the most amazing book i have ever read
review 2: Mysteries with recipes and food are almost the definition of "cozy" reading.
review 2: Mysteries with recipes and food are almost the definition of "cozy" reading.