
I really enjoyed this unusual mystery, and it‘s a #kindledeal today. @BarkingMadRead the sequel is due out February 7. 😀🥧
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I really enjoyed this unusual mystery, and it‘s a #kindledeal today. @BarkingMadRead the sequel is due out February 7. 😀🥧
@katiekat311 I‘m laughing out loud in Panera right now and it‘s all your fault #piesbeforeguys #dudebrotax #auldlangspine
My #bookspinbingo list always a hot mess but the board will look nice when it‘s made 🤣 this includes my #roll100 and #auldlangspine books as well as some reading club books. Middlemarch for #pemberlittens isn‘t in there because no way will that chunkster be done in January 🤣 @TheAromaofBooks
So much fun!! My first time participating in #auldlangspine and @monalyisha knows how to match up the perfect pairs! I have three of these books on my shelves, and I can‘t wait to read them in January! The tagged book looks like fun (they all do!) and I‘m going to hunt it down before January 1st! I may add more, but these are the 4 definitely! Great list, @katiekat311
This book was everything I needed this week. Seriously. Had zero expectations and I LOVED every second of it. Sassy, a great plot with shocking twists, equal parts cutesy with enjoyable characters. I have not one bad thing to say about it, it was utterly delicious.
The Ellery women have always had magic and they have used it as a positive force. Daisy‘s abilities manifest in being able to infuse her baked goods calm, confidence, and even death. Through a referrals only process Daisy assists women in getting justice or in ridding themselves of abusive men. She struggles with whether or not she is using her power appropriately. . More feminist than I expected. I loved this book!
Is there such a thing as a cozy thriller? I think this book might make for the argument.
I devoured this book and I can't wait for more in this series.
I was pleasantly surprised at every turn with this book. It's fun mix of magical realism, thriller, mystery with a dash of romance (with bonus points for LGBTQ rep).
This definitely falls into the cozy mystery genre, which is often one I struggle to get into, but this concept really appealed to me and I felt pretty invested from the start. I can‘t say that I was madly in love with the story as a whole, but I did enjoy it.
Full review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/4664286135
Magic, Lies and Deadly Pies is fun and unexpected; can‘t wait to read more of this new series!