The 6th book in the Bread Shop mysteries did not disappoint. I actually think this might be the best one so far. The dynamics of the investigation and the character developments and relationships were very well done. I can highly recommend this book but would advise caution if you are trying to eat low carb as Winnie Archer includes many yummy descriptions of breads that may make your mouth water.
Death Gone A-Rye by Winnie Archer
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I really enjoyed this latest book in the series. Ivy was a strong detective and this book has her working with Miguel Baptista to determine what happened to school board member Nessa Renchrick. This mystery brings up people from both their past. The book introduces real life relationship and trust issues that felt realistic and unstaged. The animosity with the detective in charge was well written and a change for this series; giving it a more urgent and tension filled tone.
I look forward to reading more and building a greater sense of depth of the characters that recur in the series
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Challenge Prompts
The Challenge Prompts I will use this for are:
- Library Love #LibraryLoveChallenge Book #99
- Finishing the Series #FinishingTheSeries2021 Bread Shop #6
- Virtual Mount TBR #VirtualMountTBR2021 Book # 107
- Back List Reader #Backlistreader Book # 121
- Calendar of Crime #CalendarOfCrime2021
- Cruisin thru Cozies Free choice # 69
- Cloak & Dagger #CloakDaggerChal Book #102
- Craving for Cozies Book #87
- Pick your Poison #2-3 A book with a pun in the title
- Monthly Keyword #MonthlyKeyWordGXO "Gone"
- Medical Examiner Challenge 1 Toe Tags
- Beachcomber Challenge
- Crime Scenes
- Row 5
- Home or business office
- Weapons
- Row 5
- Household object
- Detectives- Ivy Culpepper
- Victims- Nessa Renchrick
- Six Shooter Challenge Target #36 Shot #3
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