double fudge brownie murder by joanne fluke

I enjoyed this book for the mystery and the odd characters located in the Hannah Swensen mysteries. The writing is very typical for Joann Fluke. She also finds romance & makes her choice for husband. 'As usual, Hannah finds a dead body and solves the murder while baking her way through the book. With time running out, Hannah will have to whip up her most clever recipe yet to find a killer more elusive than the perfect brownie. As she sets out in search of the culprit she discovers that the judge made more than a few enemies during his career. She's eager to clear her name once and for all, but her troubles only double when she finds the judge bludgeoned to death with his own gavel. Hannah is nervous about the upcoming trial for her involvement in a tragic accident. With so much on her plate, Hannah Swensen can barely find the time to think about her bakery - let alone the town's most recent murder.

Lately, though, it seems everyone has more than their fair share of drama to manage. Fluke will let Hannah take this next step in her life, then maybe she can keep the series moving.Life in Lake Eden, Minnesota, is usually pleasantly uneventful. My hope for the next one (if I ever read it) is that at least Hannah seems to have finally resolved her love triangle. Which would be fine if the character-centric story was more interesting Hannah’s love life (basically the same 18 books later) and her inability to send text messages does not fit this bill. When they do make it back to town, and there is a murder, it’s mystery is second in the story. They spend probably the first 20 – 25% in Las Vegas at Hannah’s mother’s wedding. This just seemed completely out of character for her from the previous installments.

I believe Hannah is about 30 years old, perfectly capable of adapting to a smartphone. She gets a smartphone and has to have her niece show her how to use it over multiple lessons – basic functions like call and text.

Now in this book, she has absolutely zero knowledge of technology. In the previous books I’ve read, she’s been pretty smart and given police detective Mike a run for his money solving the case. 0:00 / 3:53 Book Recommendation RPL: 'Double Fudge Brownie Murder' by Joanne Fluke Radford Public Library Subscribe 5 174 views 1 year ago Cozy up with this delicious series that follows baker. My biggest complaint is that she’s turned…well, kind of dumb. Double Fudge Brownie Murder (Hannah Swensen Mysteries, Book: Fluke, Joanne: 9781472221438: : Books Books Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Mystery Buy new: 19. And in this outing, she gets a THIRD suitor to boot. These cozies have never been great literature, but they are usually fun to read and you get some nice cookie recipes to boot.ġ8 books into the series, and Hannah still hasn’t chosen between Mike and Norman. What happened to you? I’ve read five previous mysteries in the series, nothing in order but I’ve bounced around. Double Fudge Brownie Murder (Hannah Swensen) By Joanne Fluke Rating 2/5 Stairs

Double fudge brownie murder by joanne fluke