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Alana O'Neill Mystery With Vintage Recipes #2
Missing Andy
Antiques store bookkeeper Alana pieces together clues to find some missing people - and missing cookbooks in this short story. This is the second in the Alana O'Neill story series, following TREASURES. Vintage recipes included Cocoa Chocolate Cake, Apples Loaves, Spiced Apple Muffins, Rhubarb Cookie Squares and Lemon Pudding. Alana's adventures continue in FELLED BY FRUITCAKE and in the novella BLAST FROM THE PAST in the HEARTS AND DAGGERS anthology. TREASURES and MISSING ANDY are also found in the HOT CRIMES COOL CHICKS anthology features stories (and recipes) from Amy Alessio, Margot Justes and Mary Welk.
21 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2009
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Amy Alessio
21 books407 followersAmy Alessio is an award-winning librarian with a black belt in karate. She writes librarian reference books, including the co-authored Pop Culture Programs (ALA 2018). Her fiction includes the bestselling Alana O'Neill mysteries with vintage recipes. She also writes paranormal romance under a pseudonym. She teaches young adult literature and webinars on book trends and social media. She enjoys helping authors find readers through her work at an author assistant and she is a romance reviewer for Booklist. http://www.amyalessio.com.
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January 14, 2021
I don't do book reviews........
I don't do book reviews like you keep seeing, as I find that some give too much of the plot away and I personally hate that, as it makes the book not worth reading. I much prefer to take the authors back cover write up as a review as it can either intrigue you enough to read the book of provide you enough information to make you decide that the book is not for you.
My review rules are: The more stars, the more I liked it.
If there are too many typos or errors the less stars I give
If the storyline or plot is poor or contains too many errors, the characters are too weak, the ending lacking something, then the less stars I give.
Simple, uncomplicated and to the point without giving anything away.
Some of the books I read have been given to me by the author as a pre-release copy and this does not bias my reviews in any way
I don't do book reviews like you keep seeing, as I find that some give too much of the plot away and I personally hate that, as it makes the book not worth reading. I much prefer to take the authors back cover write up as a review as it can either intrigue you enough to read the book of provide you enough information to make you decide that the book is not for you.
My review rules are: The more stars, the more I liked it.
If there are too many typos or errors the less stars I give
If the storyline or plot is poor or contains too many errors, the characters are too weak, the ending lacking something, then the less stars I give.
Simple, uncomplicated and to the point without giving anything away.
Some of the books I read have been given to me by the author as a pre-release copy and this does not bias my reviews in any way
November 27, 2020
Another wonderful quick read
Amy Alessio has done it again. The is a day in Alana's life, on the sixth anniversary of her husband's passing. Just like the first book, it is a quick read with yummy recipes at the end of the story.
Amy Alessio has done it again. The is a day in Alana's life, on the sixth anniversary of her husband's passing. Just like the first book, it is a quick read with yummy recipes at the end of the story.
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