Beignets, Brides, Bodies
A cozy mystery set in smalltown Arizona
by J. R. Ripley
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Pub Date 1 Nov 2016 | Archive Date 1 Dec 2016
Description
Settling into her new life running a coffee and beignet café in the small town of Table Rock, Arizona, Maggie Miller expects nothing but smooth sailing from here on. But she’s blown way off course when Clive Rothschild, co-owner of The Hitching Post, the bridal shop next door, begs her for a favour.
That favour leads to Clive and Maggie discovering a dead body buried beneath a wedding cake. And with the evidence stacking up against Clive and his partner, former professional skater Johnny Wolfe, it’s up to Maggie to dig through the layers of deceit and hem in the real killer. But she may have to skirt the law to do it . . .
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| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9780727886446 |
| PRICE | US$28.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Natasha R, Bookseller
Once I started this delightful cozy mystery I could not put it down. Maggie Miller is a smart, strong woman with a fabulous sense of humor. She owns a beignet cafe in the new age town of Table Rock, Arizona. Her next door neighbor Clive, the owner of a bridal shop called The Hitching Post, begs her for a ride to the bakery making a wedding cake for an upcoming client and when they get there, Clive finds the baker's assistant dead and covered with lemon cake and buttercream frosting. When the local police focus in on Clive, Maggie gets involved in the investigation to clear her good friend. This is an entertaining story with enough twists and turns in the plot to keep you guessing and, best of all, a warm and witty lead character you will quickly think of as a friend. I highly recommend this book.
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