
Hannah Swensen, Book 31
by Joanne Fluke
This installment delivers the familiar comfort of a small-town mystery built around baking and community, with recipe interludes and light domestic detail woven into the investigation. The main pleasure is the mood: warm, food-scented chapters and a likeable amateur sleuth who prefers pie to procedural drama. The main limitation is predictability and a slow-moving middle where social scenes and culinary asides stretch the runtime rather than intensify suspense.
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In this scrumptious new read in the blockbuster series packed with delightful recipes from a beloved New York Times bestselling author, baker Hannah Swensen is tempted by a high-profile tournament in Lake Eden that quickly turns deadly…Embracing a sweet escape from her usual routine at The Cookie Jar, Hannah gets asked for her help in baking pastri...
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