Blueberry Muffin Murder

A Hannah Swensen Mystery

By: Joanne Fluke

Narrated by: Suzanne Toren

Hannah's popular Minnesota bakery, The Cookie Jar, is best known for its tempting confections - until best-selling cookbook author and television personality Connie McIntyre is murdered in its pantry. Despite police warnings to steer clear of the case, Hannah is soon chasing down a bevy of suspicious characters.Listen to more of Hannah Swensen's tasty mysteries.©2003 Joanne Fluke (P)2003 Recorded Books

Critic reviews

"A vivid picture of the small lake town and a well-crafted mystery provide the ingredients for yet another tempting feast." ( Publishers Weekly)
"A delightful confection." ( Library Journal)

Enjoyable Installment

Once again Hannah is dealing with two possible suitors, a murder case, and her mother. Great little mystery.

Love the characters

Another great read from a very talented author. Thank you for creating such adorable characters and such an awesome mystery.

Muffins and Murder in Minnesota

It's winter in Lake Eden and the town leaders are trying to drum up ways to increase foot traffic and keep their businesses afloat, when they decide to host a winter carnival. Inviting popular TV cooking diva, Connie Mac to the town for a book signing, little did they know what mayhem they were in for. When Connie Mac turns up dead in Hannah’s bakery, the list of suspects is a mile long . . . and one of Hannah’s and Andrea’s childhood friends is at the top of the list. Hannan and Andrea’s mother is busy recreating an historical home for the winter carnival, reported to be haunted by ghosts. The local dentist, who is also a photographer and one of Hannah’s heart throbs, is assisting with carnival photos. And Hannah and Andrea are sleuthing together, trying to find Connie Mac’s killer . . . to the chagrin of the local police department. This is such a fun and interesting series. And I can always occupy myself with mundane tasks while listening. Excellent conclusion, too, and well worth the wait!

Very enjoyable

If you like Cleo Coyle, you'll enjoy this as well. Amateur sleuths are a treat & the narrator brings the characters to life. Looking forward to the rest of the series!

Better in book form!

I watched the tv version first. The books are always so much better. On to the next book!