This is the 27th book in the Hannah Swensen series by Joanne Fluke. Amazingly, the books still manage to maintain original plots and develop character relationships as the series progresses. This installment actually centers around a very unlikely victim and Hannah's family is in the center of the investigation yet again. There are several good plot twists and a fairly surprising ending. I appreciated the development of the character of Stephanie Bascombe. She is portrayed as more than just a victim and her motivations and relationships with her husband are explored. The book does a wonderful job of portraying strong women but also showing the importance of their relationships with other women and the men in their lives. I look forward to reading the next book in the series whenever it is published.
Triple Chocolate Cheesecake Murder by Joanne Fluke
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Enjoyable read about Hannah Swenson and her family and friends. Fluke does a wonderful job of keeping the stories fresh and unexpected even when on book 27. If you love reading books with recipes then this cozy is for you
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Challenge Prompts
The Challenge Prompts I will use this for are:
- Library Love #LibraryLoveChallenge Book #37
- Finishing the Series #FinishingTheSeries2021 series 7, book 2 Caught up on Series
- Virtual Mount TBR #VirtualMountTBR2021 Book #45
- Back List Reader #Backlistreader Book #50
- Calendar of Crime #CalendarOfCrime2021
- Cruisin thru Cozies free choice 15
- Cloak & Dagger #CloakDaggerChal Book #36
- Craving for Cozies Book #30
- 52 Book Club #the52bookclub2021 #49 A Flavor In The Title
- Monthly Motif #MonthlyMotifGXO Yes food motif
- Medical Examiner Challenge 1 Toe Tags
- Beachcomber Challenge
- Crime Scenes
- Row 5
- Home or business office
- Weapons
- Row 2
- Pointy object
- Detectives- Hannah/Andrea/Norman
- Victims- Richard Bascombe
- Six Shooter Challenge Target #49 Shot #3
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