Blame the Beignets
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Book Review: Blame the Beignets by Ginger Bolton 📚
Rating: 3.5 Stars
Blame the Beignets by Ginger Bolton is a charming addition to the cozy mystery genre, and it's the ninth installment in The Deputy Donuts Mystery series. Honestly, the first thing that drew me in was the delightful cover—it's as inviting as a warm donut on a chilly day. And while covers can be deceiving, this one does justice to the cozy charm inside. 🍩📚
The story revolves around Emily Westhill, the owner of the Deputy Donut Café. As autumn sets in and business picks up, Emily finds herself juggling more than just donut orders. The arrival of her assistant’s younger sister, Hannah, adds an interesting dynamic to the café. Hannah's knack for serving up powdered pastries attracts some curious patrons, including two admirers whose interest in her complicates matters. However, things take a sinister turn when Emily discovers a dead body near her home, with a trail of her beignets leading to the scene and Hannah's hair clip ominously nearby. 🍂🕵️♀️
What I found particularly engaging was how the author weaves the mystery with a touch of humor and warmth that you’d expect from a small-town setting. The suspects are numerous, and while I had my guesses, the twists kept me on my toes. Emily is a likable protagonist—quirky but endearing—and her determination to get to the bottom of the murder makes for an engaging read. 🤔🔍
One of my favorite parts was undoubtedly the recipes at the back of the book. They add an extra layer of coziness, making me want to try my hand at crafting some of those delicious-sounding beignets myself. 🍽️😋
Overall, Blame the Beignets offers a satisfying mystery with enough suspense to keep you guessing. It's a light read that's perfect for curling up with on a cool afternoon. While it might not be groundbreaking, it’s certainly a sweet treat for fans of the cozy mystery genre. I'd give it a solid 3.5 stars—an enjoyable read with just the right mix of intrigue and comfort. 📖☕️
⚠️This review was written based on personal opinions and experiences with the book. Individual preferences may vary⚠️
Originally posted at tinyurl.com.
Book Review: Blame the Beignets by Ginger Bolton 📚
Rating: 3.5 Stars
Blame the Beignets by Ginger Bolton is a charming addition to the cozy mystery genre, and it's the ninth installment in The Deputy Donuts Mystery series. Honestly, the first thing that drew me in was the delightful cover—it's as inviting as a warm donut on a chilly day. And while covers can be deceiving, this one does justice to the cozy charm inside. 🍩📚
The story revolves around Emily Westhill, the owner of the Deputy Donut Café. As autumn sets in and business picks up, Emily finds herself juggling more than just donut orders. The arrival of her assistant’s younger sister, Hannah, adds an interesting dynamic to the café. Hannah's knack for serving up powdered pastries attracts some curious patrons, including two admirers whose interest in her complicates matters. However, things take a sinister turn when Emily discovers a dead body near her home, with a trail of her beignets leading to the scene and Hannah's hair clip ominously nearby. 🍂🕵️♀️
What I found particularly engaging was how the author weaves the mystery with a touch of humor and warmth that you’d expect from a small-town setting. The suspects are numerous, and while I had my guesses, the twists kept me on my toes. Emily is a likable protagonist—quirky but endearing—and her determination to get to the bottom of the murder makes for an engaging read. 🤔🔍
One of my favorite parts was undoubtedly the recipes at the back of the book. They add an extra layer of coziness, making me want to try my hand at crafting some of those delicious-sounding beignets myself. 🍽️😋
Overall, Blame the Beignets offers a satisfying mystery with enough suspense to keep you guessing. It's a light read that's perfect for curling up with on a cool afternoon. While it might not be groundbreaking, it’s certainly a sweet treat for fans of the cozy mystery genre. I'd give it a solid 3.5 stars—an enjoyable read with just the right mix of intrigue and comfort. 📖☕️
⚠️This review was written based on personal opinions and experiences with the book. Individual preferences may vary⚠️
Originally posted at tinyurl.com.
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