Sweet Saboteur
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4.1 • 263 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Deadly gossip, a café in trouble, and sisters determined to keep a promise.
Scarlett and her sisters have different aspirations, but the one thing they agree on is that the café must survive. The trouble is, someone else is just as determined to have them fail.
Hounded by deadly gossip, Scarlett's determined not to give in to the pressure to close the family business and she'll do anything to turn things around and give her sisters a better life.
Anything, except murder!
The shocking death points to the café as the likely cause and Scarlett must put all fears aside to solve the mystery before everything she's fought to keep safe is lost—or worse!
Cozy Hollow might never be the same again.
The Cozy Café mysteries are light, cozy mysteries featuring a family-focused café owner who discovers she's a talented amateur sleuth—and a magnet for animals.
The Cozy Café Mysteries
Sweet Saboteur
Candy Corruption
Mocha Mayhem
Berry Betrayal
Deadly Desserts
"I thoroughly enjoyed this book! The storyline captured the reader's attention from the beginning until the end. The identity of the murderer kept me guessing. The characters were well developed. The feline with a personality was a nice touch."
C. A. Phipps is a USA Today best-selling cozy mystery author from beautiful New Zealand. Cheryl is an empty-nester living in a quiet suburb with her wonderful husband, 'himself'. With an extended family to keep her busy when she's not writing, there is just enough space for a crazy mixed breed dog who stole her heart! She enjoys family times, baking, and her quest for the perfect latte.
Customer Reviews
Sleuthing Cozy Mystery
Sleuthing cozy mystery that was very enjoyable reading. Twisted and turning with hearts being brought together and peace returning to the town. Must add to reading list.
Littered with errors, hard to read
I was so excited about this one & feel hugely let down. This book is so full of grammar/punctuation errors, missing or extraneous words & other mistakes that it makes for a very difficult read. Shame on the editor(s). On top of this, the character development & world-building are poor and the dialogue is absolutely terrible. There’s also a wild overuse of the word “appreciate” to mean “understand,” which I neither appreciated nor understood. All in all, a terrible read sadly.
Nicely written plot
Lots of false leads, but the plot works. I had mixed feelings about the lead characters, but an overall satisfying read