Cherry Cheesecake Murder

By: Joanne Fluke

Narrated by: Suzanne Toren

Hannah Swensen and her bakery, The Cookie Jar, bask in the glow of Hollywood glamour when Main Street becomes a movie set. And although tensions simmer as the cameras roll, no one expects the action to turn deadly…until it's too late…

There’s no such thing as privacy in Lake Eden, but Hannah never thought things would go this far. Everyone has been telling her what to do ever since she got not one but two marriage proposals. Movie mania soon shoves Hannah's marriage dilemma into the background and even
gives her cat a shot at stardom. The Cookie Jar serves as snack central with Main Street rented out for the week. She stirs lots of fresh gossip, whipping up treats for cast and crew, including demanding director Dean Lawrence's favorite—cherry cheesecake.

Features Over a Dozen Cookie and Dessert Recipes from The Cookie Jar!

Download more of Hannah Swensen's tasty mysteries.©2006 Joanne Fluke (P)2006 Recorded Books

Cute

This was a really cute program. I liked it and would recommend others read it.

OH NO...a new man in town...

I just love this series. It is really neat to be able to read/listen to them in the order they were written. As we know at this point Hannah has two great men in her life. But wait...what is this a blast from the past could stir things up...

Cherry Cheesecake Murder

Another great book by Joanne Fluke! Her characters in Lake Eden, Minnesota are entertaining and the culinary mystery angle is great. Delicious recipes included even in the audio version.

For those who like light, cozy mysteries, quirky characters and an entertaining story, I would definitely recommend anything by Joanne Fluke. the Audio version doesn't disappoint either!

Light and fun

I listen to audiobooks while cooking,cleaning, and driving. As a mother, I look for appropriate content that I will enjoy. I am addicted to these books and the narrator really knows these characters. Really makes my chores fly by

Good mystery. Ok Recipes.

Better mystery than some of the books. The recipes weren't anything new or special. Really glad the "love story" wasn't about Mike and Norman (that's getting really old).