Hot Fudge Murder

De: Cynthia Baxter

Narrado por: Emily Pike Stewart

Just six weeks after the grand opening of Lickety Splits Ice Cream Shoppe, owner Kate McKay has been enlisted to whip up sundaes at the most decadent soiree in the Hudson Valley. If only Kate knew how deadly sticky her sweet deal will turn out....

Once Kate arrives at a glamorous gala hosted by world-famous fashion designer Omar DeVane, she's instantly intimidated by the mogul's luxurious mansion and the frosty personalities of his handlers. But the party completely loses its flavor when guests follow screams to a room that's eerily empty - except for Omar's freshly murdered body....

While the headline-grabbing crime brings a steady stream of journalists to the sleepy village of Wolfert's Roost, Kate knows things won't return to normal until Omar's killer is brought to justice. And with the scandalous case driving customers away from Lickety Splits, she has no choice but to put down the ice cream scooper and expose the culprit on her own....

As Kate crashes high-profile photo shoots and mingles with fashion's biggest influencers in search of clues, the puzzling truth about Omar's fame and fortune rises to the surface - and with it, the key to his killer's twisted motive. Kate will have to navigate the celebrity lifestyle to save her fledgling business, but her attempts to freeze coldhearted criminals in their tracks could lead to a double scoop of deadly trouble....

©2019 Cynthia Baxter (P)2019 Recorded Books

Pretty Good

Hot Fudge Murder is pretty good, but I hate love triangles, and it seems the author is setting one up for the next book. I'm not sure I want to be bothered with that.

Such a fun Story, Such a Great Read!

First, don't read this book if you're hungry and don't have any ice cream. The descriptions of delicious treats will drive you crazy, and the narrator does an amazing job bringing those to life. Second, this is a great book for listening at the beach or while otherwise occupied. It's not super intense, but it flows nicely, keeps you interested, isn't too heavy, and the narrator is wonderful. Definitely recommend.

Torture. implausible. impossible.

Don't bother unless you want an implausible, immature, heroine who acts 10 years old. If your character is 33 choose a narrator who doesn't sound 18.