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Title: Cherry Cheesecake Murder
Author: Joanne Fluke
Number of Pages: 352
Genre: Mystery
Book Number/Goal: 72/75 in 2009
Review: A-typically, I did not figure this one out before the big reveal. It *might* have had something to do with the fact that I was highly distracted by cherry cheesecake though. I'm craving cheesecake SO MUCH right now.
I was very happy to have this book available immediately following the last one because of the character-cliffy. I don't think I could have waited very patiently to find out what happened. Thankfully, I didn't have to wait AND I was happy with the resolution.
The mystery itself was a bit different from her norm. We actually get to read the murder scene in the prologue and then start two-weeks prior to it in Chapter One and catch up to the murder about 1/2 way (a little more) through the book. It was a different approach than her other books, but I think it worked out OK.
Author: Joanne Fluke
Number of Pages: 352
Genre: Mystery
Book Number/Goal: 72/75 in 2009
Review: A-typically, I did not figure this one out before the big reveal. It *might* have had something to do with the fact that I was highly distracted by cherry cheesecake though. I'm craving cheesecake SO MUCH right now.
I was very happy to have this book available immediately following the last one because of the character-cliffy. I don't think I could have waited very patiently to find out what happened. Thankfully, I didn't have to wait AND I was happy with the resolution.
The mystery itself was a bit different from her norm. We actually get to read the murder scene in the prologue and then start two-weeks prior to it in Chapter One and catch up to the murder about 1/2 way (a little more) through the book. It was a different approach than her other books, but I think it worked out OK.