Baking is Murder
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4.1 • 498 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Springdale is the same quaint little town Jessie Henderson remembers from her childhood... until somebody winds up dead.
It was supposed to be a fresh start after losing her job and getting divorced, but the day after Jessie Henderson moves to Springdale, the whole town is thrown into chaos by the news that somebody has been murdered.
Worse still, one of the last places the victim was seen was in Jessie's aunt's coffee shop.
Jessie doesn't know the first thing about police investigations, but she can't help but get involved when she discovers that one of her childhood friends is the prime suspect and nobody believes that she's been set up.
Can Jessie save her friend and avoid putting herself in danger?
Customer Reviews
Mostly Amazing and exciting
The book was great but at some parts I didn’t like the third person prospective and made the book seem a bit strange, other than that the book was exciting and engaging.
Enjoyed Reading
I enjoyed reading this book, the plot was interesting and kept me intrigued.
Simple murder mystery
This book was disappointing for its bland, simplistic writing. There was little to no descriptions of the characters, scenery or atmosphere, leaving little to the imagination. There as also very little tension throughout, and the resolution at the end is too quick with little depth into the motivation of the murder.