Review from Scornful Scones →
First book from Mildred That I was able to figure out who done it before the end. However, I would like to see some of the books with Fred, helping solve a crime other than murder, because if it keeps going this way, the only people left in town will be her family.
Review from Cruel Candy →
I’ve had this one in my library for a while, and finally got around to listening. Its a witty and fun listen. Some of the subject matter might be a turn off for some, but as Fred (the daughter of a police officer) investigates it is clear that she’s a pretty straight laced gal …
Review from Quarrelsome Quartz →
This was a good listen, but I was saddened by the way that people of faith were portrayed. The story line itself was fun and I like the main character. Good resolution at the end.
I can’t really tell whether I would like the book with a different narrator. I’d like to know if I’d like the story but I might have to find free time to read this book. I’ve moved up to 1.5x speed to try to get through it and it may not be enough. She has..
Review from Killer Cupid →
Usually i find these romantic mysteries kinda boring-but not this one. Kept my interest right up to the end and the romance-IK
Review from Killer Cupid →
I really enjoyed this one, just as I have all of the others by Laurien Berenson.
Worth the listen. And, of course, the featured baked goods make me crave whatever they are talking about.
Was having a hard time getting into it, and chapter 11 revealed it to be a child transgender story, and that was the nudge I needed to move on to something else.Narrator was good.
Pure southern joy and of course darkness too. But It went by much to fast. Wish there was more! Love wins.
Review from The Woods Are Waiting →
Nothing was necessarily wrong with this (except for the final sentence), but neither was anything special.