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These stories are so sweet who could ever believe that there’s been a.., make sure you read book 1 in ther series first

Being from VA, was excited that it was set in the Appalachians of Virginia. The premise and summary had potential. For some reason I didn’t like the story telling. The creepy early scenes weren’t that creepy. The main character having left earlier for normalcy, then returning to the backwards town seemed very cliche. The superstitious..

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I was so excited to find this series after reading “An Affair to Dismember”. So funny and narrator was very good. I have just started on “Citizen Pain” and am not sure I’ll be able to finish the book. The new narrator must think this is a children’s book. Everyone sounds like a child! Even..

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First book from Mildred That I was able to figure out who done it before the end. However, I would like to see some of the books with Fred, helping solve a crime other than murder, because if it keeps going this way, the only people left in town will be her family.

I’ve had this one in my library for a while, and finally got around to listening. Its a witty and fun listen. Some of the subject matter might be a turn off for some, but as Fred (the daughter of a police officer) investigates it is clear that she’s a pretty straight laced gal …

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This was a good listen, but I was saddened by the way that people of faith were portrayed. The story line itself was fun and I like the main character. Good resolution at the end.

Usually i find these romantic mysteries kinda boring-but not this one. Kept my interest right up to the end and the romance-IK

I really enjoyed this one, just as I have all of the others by Laurien Berenson.

Worth the listen. And, of course, the featured baked goods make me crave whatever they are talking about.