Review: A deliciously cozy read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 10, 2014
Amy is preparing for a pie competition. She is sure she will finally beat her arch enemy, then she stubbles upon said enemy’s dead body. When she starts receiving threats of her own she realizes she better help figure out who the killer is before she's the next victim.I really enjoyed this book. It’s all about banking and cooking and it made me hungry while also giving me the urge to bake. I figured out who the killer was pretty quickly. I stuck with my first suspicion and turned out to be right. I like to think that is just my genius deductive skills. *Pause for snort of disbelief.*I liked the characters. It was split between two different viewpoints. It wasn't a bad thing, but it was a little hard to connect to either one in a way. But I still did like Amy. She's slightly odd but in the best possible way. I liked the sweet and loving relationship between Amy and Alex. I haven't read many mysteries where the main character is already married. I think the relationship was well written and very real.I was shocked by how easy the ending went, that's not usual in a mystery. I’m not sure whether that’s a good thing or not. It feels a little anti climactic, but still the book was good. It was a nice good hearted cozy mystery. If that's your thing, then I recommend this book.