Not much to say about this installment in the Library Lover's Mysteries. Usually I don't care what the outcome of a mystery is; I just want to see how it all happens. The killer was obvious at the beginning of the book. That just made the rest of the book a behind the scenes look at the making of ...
I must start this review out by saying, Jenn McKinlay is one of my very favorite authors. It was her Cupcake Bakery Mystery series that started me on this long glorious road of cozy mysteries. After I read every book to date in that series, I quickly bought and read every book she had published at t...
This was, up until about 18 months ago, one of my favorite series. Then the author screwed with Lindsey and Sully and introduced a stupid love triangle and I got my knickers in a knot over it, but I kept reading because I love the setting and I love the characters. So I gritted my teeth through th...
Either I want to go to London, or I want to buy a fancy hat. Since I have no where to wear said hat and my friends would look at me like I’m crazy, I’m opting for London. I always enjoy McKinlay’s books. They either make me hungry or just very happy. As usual with McKinlay’s books, I can never figur...
How appropriate that I finished this book the day before International Talk Like A Pirate Day! I wonder how annoyed people would be if I wrote my review in Pirate Speak... I enjoyed almost everything about this book and this series. The book was fast paced and had me reading while at work since ...
Either I want to go to London, or I want to buy a fancy hat. Since I have nowhere to wear said hat and my friends would look at me like I’m crazy, I’m opting for London.I always enjoy McKinlay’s books. They either make me hungry or just very happy.As usual with McKinlay’s books, I can never figure o...
I feel a strong need for a cupcake!A beauty pageant doesn’t seem like the place for a lot of sugary, high calorie desserts but Mel and her crew from Fairy Tale Cupcakes have been hired to provide cupcakes as treats at the Miss Sweet Tiara pageant and to bake the contestants’ recipes that are part of...
Jenn McKinlay appeases my inner Anglophile with her newest addition to her Hat Shop Mystery series with "Death of a Mad Hatter". Added to the mix this time around is the whimsical theme of Alice in Wonderland tea party thrown by the wealthy Grisby family for a new local hospital wing. The cousins Sc...
Another Jenn McKinlay series, the newest of the three she currently publishes under that name, Death of a Mad Hatter was a light, entertaining read. It's only the second book of the Hat Shop Series, so the author hasn't had a chance yet to screw with the characters. I've enjoyed these first two bo...
Let me preface this review with stating that I knew a few things about this book before starting my read. Having said that, the beauty pageant setting didn't bother me. In fact, it felt like it could have been any setting, but McKinlay chose that setting as her back drop. For all I know, she plann...
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