She made up her mind.but I'm left wondering WTF. Replaced by a rather lame murder mystery that seemed dropped into the hole created by the sudden disappearance of a major plot point. Not to mention an entire huge plot point that took up the entirety of the previous book, Blackberry Pie Murder, just sort of evaporated. The stand-offish "I must be absolutely sure before I make a decision about my love life'' woman makes a huge decision in too short a time. As I was reading, I kept thinking that something seems different about this book.Hannah is snarky and quick to offense.
In fact, Hannah doesn't act like herself for this entire book. But.her choice seems to be incredibly un-Hannah-like. Well, in Double Fudge Brownie Murder she does finally make up her mind. With time running out, Hannah will have to look at all the evidence and restore order to the court… Includes delicious recipes! “Culinary cozies don't get any tastier than this winning series.Ever got what you asked for.and then didn't want it anymore?įor the last several books in the Hannah Swensen series I have been eye-rolling and wishing that Hannah would make up her mind and finally choose between her two boyfriends. Now on trial in the court of public opinion, she sets out in search of the culprit and discovers that the judge made more than a few enemies during his career. When she gets back to Lake Eden, Minnesota, she’s eager to clear her name once and for all, but her troubles only double when she finds the judge bludgeoned to death with his own gavel-and Hannah is the number one suspect. Hannah Swensen has a hard time focusing on her bakery at the moment, considering an unexpected trip to Las Vegas and a longstanding love triangle that may soon turn into a quadrangle-let alone the nerves she’s experiencing over the upcoming trial for her involvement in a tragic accident.
New York Times Bestseller: A judge is executed with his own gavel in this mystery with “ big surprise ending…fans will be more than satisfied” ( Publishers Weekly ).
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