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Cranberry Creek Word Search Mystery #2
Murder by Muffin
A cozy mystery story combined with themed word search puzzles creates an interactive and charming whodunit experience in this fun new format that invites you to solve the case as you uncover clues.
Life at Cranberry Creek is settling down for Abby Jones. Her bookstore business is booming the drama around her opening event is finally starting to fade, and she’s even started to make friends with some of the locals, including her Main Street neighbors at the local bakery. But when the bakery owner Rose is accused of poisoning a restaurant critic with her famous blueberry muffins, Abby knows there’s more to this case than meets the eye—and she’s determined to clear her friend’s name or die trying!
Life at Cranberry Creek is settling down for Abby Jones. Her bookstore business is booming the drama around her opening event is finally starting to fade, and she’s even started to make friends with some of the locals, including her Main Street neighbors at the local bakery. But when the bakery owner Rose is accused of poisoning a restaurant critic with her famous blueberry muffins, Abby knows there’s more to this case than meets the eye—and she’s determined to clear her friend’s name or die trying!
128 pages, Paperback
First published December 30, 2025
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Rosie A. Point
135 books623 followersRosie A. Point is a USA Today Bestselling cozy mystery author who loves writing about food, small towns, and cats. Her favorite books are ones you can snuggle up with under a cozy blanket on a winter's day. Born and raised in South Africa, her books are all set in small towns in the United States. She dreams of visiting the places she writes about in her books.
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January 1, 2026
Murder by Muffin by Rosie A. Point & Charles Timmerman is a cozy mystery with crossword puzzles that let readers solve clues. This is the 2nd book in a series & comes with a PDF file with a town map & puzzles, making it very interactive!
The story takes place in the town of Cranberry Creek, where bookstore owner Abby Jones investigates after a baker is accused of murdering a food critic with her muffins. Abby is a charming protagonist whose curiosity & strong sense of justice make solving the mystery so much fun! Her interactions with the quirky townsfolk add heart & suspense, keeping the suspect list intriguing. The midsection is packed with clues/puzzle-solving, & the ending ties everything together in a satisfying way!
🗣️Narrator Andrea Emmes brings a warm, engaging delivery perfect for a cozy, small-town mystery & makes the puzzle-solving fun & easy to follow. She brings Abby’s curious nature to life & makes each character feel unique & interesting. Her pacing always keeps the mystery moving with a charming vibe that cozy mystery fans will love!
The story takes place in the town of Cranberry Creek, where bookstore owner Abby Jones investigates after a baker is accused of murdering a food critic with her muffins. Abby is a charming protagonist whose curiosity & strong sense of justice make solving the mystery so much fun! Her interactions with the quirky townsfolk add heart & suspense, keeping the suspect list intriguing. The midsection is packed with clues/puzzle-solving, & the ending ties everything together in a satisfying way!
🗣️Narrator Andrea Emmes brings a warm, engaging delivery perfect for a cozy, small-town mystery & makes the puzzle-solving fun & easy to follow. She brings Abby’s curious nature to life & makes each character feel unique & interesting. Her pacing always keeps the mystery moving with a charming vibe that cozy mystery fans will love!
November 26, 2025
A physical copy of this book is a perfect gift for fans of cozy mystery and word puzzles.
This book is unique as it consists of small chapters intertwined with word puzzles, one of which contains a clue to solve the mystery.
The plot is very simple, the characters are not developed, the plot has some holes and the killer was too obvious, but I liked that it was really short, and it truly gets you into a cozy state of mind. I would buy the printed version for the puzzles.
I received this ARC in exchange for an honest review. Thank you, Netgalley.
This book is unique as it consists of small chapters intertwined with word puzzles, one of which contains a clue to solve the mystery.
The plot is very simple, the characters are not developed, the plot has some holes and the killer was too obvious, but I liked that it was really short, and it truly gets you into a cozy state of mind. I would buy the printed version for the puzzles.
I received this ARC in exchange for an honest review. Thank you, Netgalley.
November 4, 2025
I absolutely devoured Murder by Muffin! From the first page, I was hooked—the tiny chapters, playful graphics, cat footprints, phone screenshots, and little internet web sites made the story feel alive and interactive. Abby and Reginald (and the little town of Cranberry Creek!) drew me in immediately. The mystery itself kept me guessing, and the cozy touches like the bakery, the hiking trails, and the charming small-town details made the reading experience feel warm and fun. I could almost smell the bakery and the potstickers.. I finished it in just a couple of hours. The word searches made me feel like I was uncovering the mystery with Abby.
Thank you to NetGalley, Adams Media and Rosie A. Point for a copy of this eARC in exchange for an honest review.
Thank you to NetGalley, Adams Media and Rosie A. Point for a copy of this eARC in exchange for an honest review.
December 21, 2025
Thank you so much to Rosie and Adams Media for gifting me a copy of this amazing book! I devour these books!
First, Rosie continues to make these short, light cozies amazing! I fell even more in love with the characters and would love to get my hands on the third in this Cranberry Creek series!
I do still feel the same about the word searches. They are after every chapter and I think it can take away from the story a bit (for me). So, this time I read through the book and ended up doing the one word search to solve the mystery and saved the word searches for after. I loved doing it like this as the story just flowed so well!
I will be giving another series by Rosie a try because I do love her writing!
First, Rosie continues to make these short, light cozies amazing! I fell even more in love with the characters and would love to get my hands on the third in this Cranberry Creek series!
I do still feel the same about the word searches. They are after every chapter and I think it can take away from the story a bit (for me). So, this time I read through the book and ended up doing the one word search to solve the mystery and saved the word searches for after. I loved doing it like this as the story just flowed so well!
I will be giving another series by Rosie a try because I do love her writing!
Review of advance copy received from Publisher
12/29/2025 Cute as always, and the puzzles are a delight, but the solution to the mystery itself wasn't very convincing. Full review tk tomorrow at TheFrumiousConsortium.net.
12/30/2025 The second book in the Cranberry Creek Word Search mystery series is just as delightful as the first, even if the solution to the mystery itself didn't make the most sense this time.
But let's be honest, if we're talking cozy mysteries, a thoroughly logical conclusion is often secondary to cozy vibes, and this story has that latter in spades. Our heroine Abby has recently moved to the small town of Cranberry Creek after heartbreak in the big city. She's opened a bookstore which is pretty much ruled by her cat Reggie. Her landlady Myrna is quirky but supportive, and her best friend Rose runs the local bakery. Abby's also developing a tentative romance with cute deputy sheriff Nathan. Sure, she had to clear her name after being suspected of murder in the first book, but everything is looking much sunnier now.
And then, alas, it's Rose's turn to be prime suspect in a murder investigation. Local food critic Carson Pennington has recently given Rose's bakery a scathing review. Fortunately, the bakery's popularity ensured that business did not suffer as a result... until after Rose personally delivers a tray of blueberry muffins to the critic's home. Next thing you know, Carson is dead and Rose is accused of having deliberately poisoned him with those muffins.
Abby knows that there's no way that sweet, kind Rose would have even thought of killing a man who'd been, at worst, a minor irritation. But the official investigation is causing strain in Abby's relationship with Nathan. Soon, she'll have to take up the mantle of detective herself, to figure out who really murdered Carson before her best friend takes the fall.
In all honesty, I was a little dismayed by how the solution to whodunnit strained even my generous bounds of credulity. Fortunately, the word search portions more than made up for that! Charles Timmerman is great at setting word search puzzles that, like any good cozy mystery, give you just enough of a mental challenge while also affording you the comfort of pattern recognition. The puzzles aren't tricky but they aren't simple either, and I greatly enjoyed gliding through them with my pencil at the end of each short chapter.
While the first book in the series was definitely one to get for any cozy mystery a/o word search enthusiast, this one is probably better reserved for the latter. Hopefully, the series returns to form with the next book!
Murder By Muffin by Rosie A Point & Charles Timmerman was published today December 30 2025 by Adams Media and is available from all good booksellers, including Bookshop!
12/30/2025 The second book in the Cranberry Creek Word Search mystery series is just as delightful as the first, even if the solution to the mystery itself didn't make the most sense this time.
But let's be honest, if we're talking cozy mysteries, a thoroughly logical conclusion is often secondary to cozy vibes, and this story has that latter in spades. Our heroine Abby has recently moved to the small town of Cranberry Creek after heartbreak in the big city. She's opened a bookstore which is pretty much ruled by her cat Reggie. Her landlady Myrna is quirky but supportive, and her best friend Rose runs the local bakery. Abby's also developing a tentative romance with cute deputy sheriff Nathan. Sure, she had to clear her name after being suspected of murder in the first book, but everything is looking much sunnier now.
And then, alas, it's Rose's turn to be prime suspect in a murder investigation. Local food critic Carson Pennington has recently given Rose's bakery a scathing review. Fortunately, the bakery's popularity ensured that business did not suffer as a result... until after Rose personally delivers a tray of blueberry muffins to the critic's home. Next thing you know, Carson is dead and Rose is accused of having deliberately poisoned him with those muffins.
Abby knows that there's no way that sweet, kind Rose would have even thought of killing a man who'd been, at worst, a minor irritation. But the official investigation is causing strain in Abby's relationship with Nathan. Soon, she'll have to take up the mantle of detective herself, to figure out who really murdered Carson before her best friend takes the fall.
In all honesty, I was a little dismayed by how the solution to whodunnit strained even my generous bounds of credulity. Fortunately, the word search portions more than made up for that! Charles Timmerman is great at setting word search puzzles that, like any good cozy mystery, give you just enough of a mental challenge while also affording you the comfort of pattern recognition. The puzzles aren't tricky but they aren't simple either, and I greatly enjoyed gliding through them with my pencil at the end of each short chapter.
While the first book in the series was definitely one to get for any cozy mystery a/o word search enthusiast, this one is probably better reserved for the latter. Hopefully, the series returns to form with the next book!
Murder By Muffin by Rosie A Point & Charles Timmerman was published today December 30 2025 by Adams Media and is available from all good booksellers, including Bookshop!
November 3, 2025
I received an ARC of from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.
3.5 stars - This was a fun quick read, and my first by Point - I loved the idea of a muffin being used and the cover was so pretty I couldn't leave it behind.
Cranberry Creek is a small town with small town gossip, but when notorious food critic Carlson dies from a blueberry muffin the town is alight with whispers of who is to blame. The wife in the middle of a messy divorce with a failing restaurant? The old acquaintance who he reviewed badly? The baker who made the blueberry muffins? Or perhaps the creepy friend malingering?
Each chapter follows with a word search to help you piece together the mystery and there is a final segment for you to work out who dun it in one last word search. The word search idea is great, it's so unique and I love the inclusion of it after each chapter to help fill in the gaps and remind you of what you've read.
This is a short book and the chapters are each about a page which threw me off slightly, but it does mean you make progress through the book very quickly. It's something I'm not used to as some chapters could argubaly combined to create a longer chapter - specifically the clue hunting chapters where it is slightly jarring to never finish a segment without moving to another chapter.
But it does work and admittedly this is just me being picky. I was so pleased to figure out who dun it (I'm normally awful at figuring it out) and I really enjoyed this story - I'll definitely be back soon to read another. Thanks again for the ARC!!
3.5 stars - This was a fun quick read, and my first by Point - I loved the idea of a muffin being used and the cover was so pretty I couldn't leave it behind.
Cranberry Creek is a small town with small town gossip, but when notorious food critic Carlson dies from a blueberry muffin the town is alight with whispers of who is to blame. The wife in the middle of a messy divorce with a failing restaurant? The old acquaintance who he reviewed badly? The baker who made the blueberry muffins? Or perhaps the creepy friend malingering?
Each chapter follows with a word search to help you piece together the mystery and there is a final segment for you to work out who dun it in one last word search. The word search idea is great, it's so unique and I love the inclusion of it after each chapter to help fill in the gaps and remind you of what you've read.
This is a short book and the chapters are each about a page which threw me off slightly, but it does mean you make progress through the book very quickly. It's something I'm not used to as some chapters could argubaly combined to create a longer chapter - specifically the clue hunting chapters where it is slightly jarring to never finish a segment without moving to another chapter.
But it does work and admittedly this is just me being picky. I was so pleased to figure out who dun it (I'm normally awful at figuring it out) and I really enjoyed this story - I'll definitely be back soon to read another. Thanks again for the ARC!!
December 3, 2025
Quick Summary: A puzzles and plots mystery short
My Review: Murder by Muffin by Rosie A. Point is a cozy bakery mystery. It is categorized as "Crafts & Hobbies | Entertainment & Pop Culture." The scheduled release date is 12/30/25.
About the Book: "Life at Cranberry Creek is settling down for Abby Jones.
But when the bakery owner Rose is accused of poisoning a restaurant critic with her famous blueberry muffins, Abby knows there’s more to this case than meets the eye—and she’s determined to clear her friend’s name or die trying!"
In My Own Words: Murder occurs in a cute & cozy setting. There is an added twist to what is going on, however.
My Final Say: This was a simple whodunit...with a number of word search puzzles included. The story presentation was both original and creative. I have not come across anything quite like it before. I enjoyed the reading experience, overall.
Other: I would recommend a physical copy of this book versus a digital one.
Rating: 3/5
Recommend: Yes
Audience: A
Status/Level: ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you to the author, to the publisher (Adams Media), and to NetGalley for providing access to a digital ARC of this title in exchange for an honest review. I am appreciative for the opportunity.
My Review: Murder by Muffin by Rosie A. Point is a cozy bakery mystery. It is categorized as "Crafts & Hobbies | Entertainment & Pop Culture." The scheduled release date is 12/30/25.
About the Book: "Life at Cranberry Creek is settling down for Abby Jones.
But when the bakery owner Rose is accused of poisoning a restaurant critic with her famous blueberry muffins, Abby knows there’s more to this case than meets the eye—and she’s determined to clear her friend’s name or die trying!"
In My Own Words: Murder occurs in a cute & cozy setting. There is an added twist to what is going on, however.
My Final Say: This was a simple whodunit...with a number of word search puzzles included. The story presentation was both original and creative. I have not come across anything quite like it before. I enjoyed the reading experience, overall.
Other: I would recommend a physical copy of this book versus a digital one.
Rating: 3/5
Recommend: Yes
Audience: A
Status/Level: ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you to the author, to the publisher (Adams Media), and to NetGalley for providing access to a digital ARC of this title in exchange for an honest review. I am appreciative for the opportunity.
November 23, 2025
The Murder by Muffin is a great cozy mystery. I loved the coziness of the small town setting. It's a fast-paced story that keeps you wondering who the killer is.
The story is told from Abby's point of view, who also happens to own a bookstore, Fully Booked. She's the amateur sleuth trying to figure out who is responsible for Carson's death.
What sets this book apart from all other cozy mysteries is the word searches at the end of each chapter. All the words in the wordsearch include words from the chapter itself. Plus, at the end of the book, there is a Solve It puzzle. This puzzle isn't like the rest. After you find all the words in the last puzzle, the reader uses all the leftover letters to solve the mystery of the killer by unscrambling the letters. It was a fun and unique way to include the reader in the story.
The author's writing style was engaging and conversational. She draws the reader into the story by creating relatable characters and a cozy setting. I thoroughly enjoyed her writing and the characters, and I look forward to seeing the characters evolve in future books.
Thanks to NetGalley and Adams Media for the ARC. All opinions are my own.
The story is told from Abby's point of view, who also happens to own a bookstore, Fully Booked. She's the amateur sleuth trying to figure out who is responsible for Carson's death.
What sets this book apart from all other cozy mysteries is the word searches at the end of each chapter. All the words in the wordsearch include words from the chapter itself. Plus, at the end of the book, there is a Solve It puzzle. This puzzle isn't like the rest. After you find all the words in the last puzzle, the reader uses all the leftover letters to solve the mystery of the killer by unscrambling the letters. It was a fun and unique way to include the reader in the story.
The author's writing style was engaging and conversational. She draws the reader into the story by creating relatable characters and a cozy setting. I thoroughly enjoyed her writing and the characters, and I look forward to seeing the characters evolve in future books.
Thanks to NetGalley and Adams Media for the ARC. All opinions are my own.
Review of advance copy received from Publisher
4.25 stars
This is just as fun as the first book, but works great as a standalone, too. There is a light cozy mystery story featuring Abby Jones who has moved to the small town of Cranberry Creek, Wisconsin to open a bookstore. Her business is going well, but one of her new friends has been accused of poisoning a harsh food critic with her signature blueberry muffins. Abby is determined to find the real killer and clear her friend's name, but the investigation is putting a wedge into a possible romance of the deputy sheriff, Nathan.
What makes the book different and fun is that each of the fifty short chapters of the story is followed by a connected word search puzzle. The chapters end on mini-cliffhangers adding a little suspense to the story. I would recommend a print version so you can do the puzzles, one of which will help reveal the killer. The cute illustrations add to the charm of the book, making it an enjoyable and relaxing cozy.
I received a copy of this book from Adams Media for review consideration. My review is voluntary and unbiased.
This is just as fun as the first book, but works great as a standalone, too. There is a light cozy mystery story featuring Abby Jones who has moved to the small town of Cranberry Creek, Wisconsin to open a bookstore. Her business is going well, but one of her new friends has been accused of poisoning a harsh food critic with her signature blueberry muffins. Abby is determined to find the real killer and clear her friend's name, but the investigation is putting a wedge into a possible romance of the deputy sheriff, Nathan.
What makes the book different and fun is that each of the fifty short chapters of the story is followed by a connected word search puzzle. The chapters end on mini-cliffhangers adding a little suspense to the story. I would recommend a print version so you can do the puzzles, one of which will help reveal the killer. The cute illustrations add to the charm of the book, making it an enjoyable and relaxing cozy.
I received a copy of this book from Adams Media for review consideration. My review is voluntary and unbiased.
November 24, 2025
Let the clues guide you in this inventive mystery.
Abby Jones loves running her bookshop in Cranberry Creek; at least until her best friend Rose is accused of murdering a food critic. It's up to Abby, and us the reader, to solve the mystery before Rose finds herself behind bars.
I've never encountered this style of book before, where you read the short chapter and solve a word search at the end of each one to gather clues that are made up from the remaining letters.
The mystery was great, with relatable characters who made me want to solve the mystery all the more.
This is definitely a book that I will be buying for Mom, as well as a vacation book for myself.
Thank you to NetGalley and Adams Media for the opportunity to read this book for free in exchange for my honest review.
Abby Jones loves running her bookshop in Cranberry Creek; at least until her best friend Rose is accused of murdering a food critic. It's up to Abby, and us the reader, to solve the mystery before Rose finds herself behind bars.
I've never encountered this style of book before, where you read the short chapter and solve a word search at the end of each one to gather clues that are made up from the remaining letters.
The mystery was great, with relatable characters who made me want to solve the mystery all the more.
This is definitely a book that I will be buying for Mom, as well as a vacation book for myself.
Thank you to NetGalley and Adams Media for the opportunity to read this book for free in exchange for my honest review.
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
My favorite things about cozies are the communities they create and the crimes to investigate; I love getting to know the people and working with them to make sure no one goes unpunished. While this book had a mystery to solve and puzzles to work through, the sense of community and really getting to know the characters was missing, mostly due to the short chapters. It was difficult to keep all the characters straight because, other than the initial introduction to where they worked, there wasn’t much else there. Additionally, while the puzzles were a nice distraction, they didn’t provide any additional clues to the mystery (except for one towards the end). This would make a great gift for someone who loves word search, but the actual mystery was quite easy to figure out and not very well fleshed out.
I received a copy from #NetGalley for an honest review.
I received a copy from #NetGalley for an honest review.
November 21, 2025
Murder by Muffin by Rosie A. Point and puzzles by Charles Timmerman
This book was so good I read it in one sitting. I really like the way the author had only a few characters to remember and were all related to the story.
Abby who is the local bookstore owner/ amateur detective is on the case when her best friend is a suspect in the murder of the local food critic. There are twists in the story and Abby is determined to help her friend Rose. With the help of. her friend Myrna they come up with a plan to flush out the real killer.
At the end of each chapter is word search puzzle which adds to the fun and mystery.
I highly recommend this book to mystery lovers who want something different and hope the author continues the story of Abby and her friends.
This book was so good I read it in one sitting. I really like the way the author had only a few characters to remember and were all related to the story.
Abby who is the local bookstore owner/ amateur detective is on the case when her best friend is a suspect in the murder of the local food critic. There are twists in the story and Abby is determined to help her friend Rose. With the help of. her friend Myrna they come up with a plan to flush out the real killer.
At the end of each chapter is word search puzzle which adds to the fun and mystery.
I highly recommend this book to mystery lovers who want something different and hope the author continues the story of Abby and her friends.
January 29, 2026
Murder by Muffin delivers exactly the cozy, low‑stakes charm its title promises, blending a lighthearted bakery mystery with the satisfying rhythm of word‑search puzzles. The story follows the quirky residents of Cranberry Creek as a seemingly innocent muffin turns into the centerpiece of a small‑town whodunit, and the interactive puzzles make you feel like you’re sleuthing right alongside the characters. Rosie A. Point keeps the tone warm and playful, never leaning too dark, while Charles Timmerman’s puzzles add a clever layer of engagement that breaks up the narrative in a fun way. It’s the kind of book that pairs perfectly with a cup of tea and an afternoon to yourself — sweet, breezy, and just intriguing enough to keep you turning pages.
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
If you enjoy word search puzzles and short, cozy mysteries, then this is a great adventure book for you. It goes beyond the basics of reading a short story. It keeps your attention engaged as you solve the puzzles and then move on to the next installment. Each chapter is only a page long, so you can easily break this up into daily bits or all at once for a weekend binge. I enjoyed the experience and thought the story was a cute cozy mystery. I will enjoy future stories like this.
I received a complimentary from the publisher via NetGalley and all opinions expressed are solely my own, freely given.
I received a complimentary from the publisher via NetGalley and all opinions expressed are solely my own, freely given.
December 31, 2025
Murder by Muffin, written by Rosie Point, quickly draws readers in with its creative use of graphics, phone screenshots, and website excerpts. These features come together to create a fun and engaging mini-mystery. The story follows Reggie and Abby, who live in the small town of Cranberry Creek. The book fits the cozy mystery genre well, with detailed descriptions of the town's bakery, church, and nearby trails. This setting helps readers feel part of a warm, nostalgic world. The book also includes interactive word searches to keep readers involved. Abby, the main character, stands out for her curiosity and active problem-solving approach.
January 8, 2026
Another amazing cozy story in this series.
I really liked the twists, and how the murder was solved step by step. It is one of those books that doesn't leave any of the clues out, or showcase a new character halfway through that happens to have been the murder. I also like that these books always has the possibility of a few suspects since the beginning, really rounds it out when they are all questioned.
Also I adore the word searches, really makes it an interactive book and you don't rush through it in one sitting.
Only downside is this book made me really hungry for pot stickers and muffins!
I really liked the twists, and how the murder was solved step by step. It is one of those books that doesn't leave any of the clues out, or showcase a new character halfway through that happens to have been the murder. I also like that these books always has the possibility of a few suspects since the beginning, really rounds it out when they are all questioned.
Also I adore the word searches, really makes it an interactive book and you don't rush through it in one sitting.
Only downside is this book made me really hungry for pot stickers and muffins!
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
The second in this Crossword cozy series finds Abby trying to prove her best friend's innocence when she is accused of murder.
just like the first one in this series, I wish there had been more in each chapter before the crossword and/or fewer crosswords. I also wish that the crosswords (with the exception of the big one toward the end) had clues or other important info besides just somewhat recapping the chapter. I think there is potential with this series, but it isn't quite hitting what I want right now.
I received my copy from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
just like the first one in this series, I wish there had been more in each chapter before the crossword and/or fewer crosswords. I also wish that the crosswords (with the exception of the big one toward the end) had clues or other important info besides just somewhat recapping the chapter. I think there is potential with this series, but it isn't quite hitting what I want right now.
I received my copy from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
November 15, 2025
I enjoyed the book but it didnt translate well to Kindle so I had to read it through the NetGalley reader. It was a cozy short story and I liked the plot, I just wish it was longer. I think if i had the physical book I would've enjoyed actually doing the word searches though and I love this idea. The illustrations throughout the book were also super cute!
Thank you to NetGalley for my free copy.
Thank you to NetGalley for my free copy.
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