Author: Joanne Fluke
Translator: Young-in Park
Publisher: Haemun
H/C | 400 pages | 198*135mm
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| >>>This book is written in Korean. |
About This Book
Fresh from solving the Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder (2000), bakery owner
Hannah Swensen is enjoying life in Lake Eden, Minnesota, dating Deputy
Supervisor Mike Kingston and serving as a judge in a local bake-off.
When high-school coach and wife-beater Boyd Watson is killed, Hannah
ignores Mike's warning and begins a wholehearted investigation with her
sister, Andrea. Luckily, albeit annoyingly, neither of these women seems
obligated to work, giving them ample time to search for clues. Hannah
soon discovers a blackmail plot and another body, much to the dismay of
her mother, who feels her daughter's exploits will discourage potential
suitors. Although the recipes generally are more complex than the plot,
Fluke creates some suspense when the killer goes after Hannah. As her
titles suggest, Fluke's series is hardly gourmet fare, even among
recipe-driven food mysteries (stick with Diane Mott Davidson for the
top-of-the-line cuisine). Still, Fluke's confections are just tasty
enough to serve to mystery readers still hooked by the foodie fad.
--Jenny McLarin
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