by Joanne Fluke
I’ve heard great things about Joanne Fluke and her Hannah Swenson series. When the opportunity came to review Cinnamon Roll Murder, I was excited and ready to dive in. In the end, I make the mistake of not reading the other books that precede Cinnamon Roll Murder since it picks up where Devils Fo...
Review originally posted at A Date with a BookThis is a definitely must read, must buy cozy series of mine. These are always quick reads for me. I really like amateur sleuth Hannah Swensen and her cookie recipes. This story puts her right at the crime scene after it happens which is not normally a s...
I really need to read the previous books for this one, but I really enjoyed the read. The title had me second guessing if I wanted to read it at all but I am glad I stuck with it. Cinnamon Roll Murder was a great book.
Better than the last few since the focus isn't on the love triangle as much, but lets be honest and admit that half of the book was her cooking. That's not plot. That's fluff. It seems like she spends more and more time cooking and eating in every book. I get that they're food related, but she might...
Well FINALLY! Ms. Fluke must have been paying attention to her readers' reviews! I can finally write a rather glowing review of this book, because for once, that awful love triangle between Norman-Hannah-Mike seems to have been resolved. And Mike isn't characterized as a "no-good two-timer".If you'r...
This one is a little more like 3.5 stars. The story wasn't bad, though it was pretty easy to put together who the killer was. The "triangle" might get resolved, but I won't hold my breath! And I didn't pay for this one.....don't plan to pay for another until the "triangle" is resolved! Even a co...
Another fun installment in the Hannah Swensen series, with Hannah having two mysteries to solve.
Cinnamon Roll Murder by Joanne FlukeHannah and her sister Michele are on their way to Lake Eden Inn to deliver cinnamon rolls for the group performing there, called the Cinnamon Roll Six Jazz Band, when they skid on the icy roads.They turn off ahead of time and take another road but discover that t...
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