Muffin but the Truth

The Bakeshop Mysteries, Book 16

De: Ellie Alexander

Narrado por: Kate Mulligan

In Muffin But the Truth, Torte’s pastry chef and amateur sleuth Juliet Capshaw finds herself in deep water … in another delicious installment in the Bakeshop Series from author Ellie Alexander, set in Ashland, Oregon!

Ashland is known for its Elizabethan charm and touches of Shakespeare around every corner, but the surrounding Rogue Valley draws adventure enthusiasts to its outdoor wonderland of high alpine lakes, mountain ranges, and pristine rivers. Jules Capshaw and the team at Torte have been hired to cater a weekend getaway on the mighty Rogue River. Jules is going to have to put her culinary skills to the test while baking gooey chocolate chip skillet cookies over an open flame and preparing extravagant feasts under a canopy of stars.

The executive team at a big city firm will be rafting the Rogue’s rapids and gathering around the campfire for spooky stories, but their dysfunction quickly begins to show. Between constant bickering and heavy drinking, Jules wonders how the team can accomplish anything. She’s happy for a brief reprieve when they zip up their lifejackets and head out in their boats, but the serenity of the scene quickly vanishes when Jules discovers one of the execs floating face-down in the water. She’s going to have to uncover the truth before she gets pulled under.

©2023 Katherine Dyer-Seeley (P)2022 Blackstone Publishing

Another great addition to the series

Ellie Alexander has written another great addition to her Bakeshop Mystery series. This book/audiobook is full of all the beautiful scenery and wonderful characters found in previous installments.
Emily Durante, as always, gave a stellar performance as she breathed life into the storyline and gave each character their own distinct voice.
I highly recommend this book/audiobook to cozy mystery fans and look forward to the next installment.

Enjoyed every word!

Great story and great reading!
Can’t wait for the next one. Highly recommend all of these books.

Ok Read

A bit slow but held my interest. I didn't like how she used certain words over and over. Narrated was ok but the voice she used for Carlos was awful. It was all monotone,no emotion in the voice at all.