It keeps you wondering who’s the killer.

The writing and grammar is hard to follow. Everything is in quotes but you have to reread to see who is talking. Can’t quite understand personalities of some of the characters. Please don’t say the town is small and cute one more time. Has potential but needs some work.

Maddie McDougall opens her bakery one morning to find something amiss. The body in the back alley turns out to be someone she knows and had a falling out with years ago, so she becomes the sheriff’s number one suspect. She enlists the help of her granddaughter and a young attorney to help her find the real killer. Along the way, she discovers far more secrets than she expected. This cozy mystery provides a good, quick diversion, but it didn’t capture my interest or amuse me quite as much as others I have read.

Fairly predictable, good for relaxing.

An okay mystery, just too much like others I have read before... almost always a bakery involved... also was too short... but I must say, this definitely is a Cozy Mystery!

The author has real talent for sucking the reader into the story. She needs to be careful of new paragraphs for each sentence that someone speaks. Gets confusing on which character is speaking.

This book was just kind of dumb, plot was juvenile and the characters were ill defined. Pretty bad. I wouldn’t recommend it nor would I read another by this author.