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Lexy Baker #15
Ain't Seen Muffin Yet
Nans neighbor’s grandson has been wrongly accused of murdering his wife and Lexy, Nans and the gang are eager to find the real killer.
But there is only one odd clue - a corn muffin. Luckily the suspect list is long including members of the victim’s family who have a very unusual and suspicious profession. Too bad the husband had motive and his alibi is flimsy. Is he innocent or is he being framed?
When the investigation leads them to a mysterious woman, the case takes a curious twist and Ruth’s contact inside the prison reveals stunning information that turns the case on its head.
But there is only one odd clue - a corn muffin. Luckily the suspect list is long including members of the victim’s family who have a very unusual and suspicious profession. Too bad the husband had motive and his alibi is flimsy. Is he innocent or is he being framed?
When the investigation leads them to a mysterious woman, the case takes a curious twist and Ruth’s contact inside the prison reveals stunning information that turns the case on its head.
216 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 18, 2020
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Leighann Dobbs
135 books1,860 followersUSA Today bestselling author, Leighann Dobbs, discovered her passion for writing after a twenty year career as a software engineer. She lives in New Hampshire with her husband Bruce, their trusty Chihuahua mix Mojo and beautiful rescue cat, Kitty.
Her book "Dead Wrong" won the "Best Mystery Romance" award at the 2014 Indie Romance Convention.
Her book "Ghostly Paws" was the 2015 Chanticleer Mystery & Mayhem First Place category winner in the Animal Mystery category.
Her book "Dead Wrong" won the "Best Mystery Romance" award at the 2014 Indie Romance Convention.
Her book "Ghostly Paws" was the 2015 Chanticleer Mystery & Mayhem First Place category winner in the Animal Mystery category.
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August 25, 2020
Hilarious cosy mystery
Lexy, her grandmother, and the friends are all interested in solving a case where Henry has been convicted of murdering his wife. The clue to the real murderer is a muffin!
The story was funny in parts as all the characters are trying to solve the murder admist their own personal lives. The way they get together to solve the murder is hilarious and enjoyable. Liked it.
Lexy, her grandmother, and the friends are all interested in solving a case where Henry has been convicted of murdering his wife. The clue to the real murderer is a muffin!
The story was funny in parts as all the characters are trying to solve the murder admist their own personal lives. The way they get together to solve the murder is hilarious and enjoyable. Liked it.
February 2, 2020
This is a wonderful cozy by an amazing author. Lexy, Nans and the girls are asked by their friend Muriel to prove her grandson is innocent of killing his wife. This is a much harder case for them as the grandson has already been charged. It is nice hanging out with everyone again and seeing how well the older ladies are staying in shape.
I voluntarily reviewed an Advanced Reader Copy of this book.
I voluntarily reviewed an Advanced Reader Copy of this book.
September 2, 2020
Geriatrics High Jinx Mystery
Ain't Seen Muffin Yet (Lexy Baker Cozy Mystery Series Book 15)
by Leighann Dobbs was a cute, funny mystery involving the Ladies Detective Club, a group of retirement home women who like to sleuth. This one is filled with clues and bakery items and murder. Delghfully written with lovable characters will leave you hungry for more!
Ain't Seen Muffin Yet (Lexy Baker Cozy Mystery Series Book 15)
by Leighann Dobbs was a cute, funny mystery involving the Ladies Detective Club, a group of retirement home women who like to sleuth. This one is filled with clues and bakery items and murder. Delghfully written with lovable characters will leave you hungry for more!
June 19, 2021
Lexi, and the gang--Nans and her friends--are back. This time they're trying to determine if the police arrested the right person in a murder. Nans' neighbor, Muriel, asks for her help to prove her grandson, Henry didn't kill his wife. The main clue the ladies have to work with is a corn muffin! There was a box of corn muffins on the kitchen counter and Henry says they weren't there earlier that day when he went to work at the hospital.
While investigating who else could have killed Henry's wife, one of the suspects the ladies planned to question is found dead! Did the same person kill both of them? Did the recently deceased kill Henry's wife, so there are two murderers?
In order to find the bakery where this particular type of corn muffin was sold the ladies have to visit the other bakeries in town. These geriatric women should all have clogged arteries and diabetes from the amount of pastries they consume. They (especially Ida) can really put them away, and I don't think yoga burns that many calories. Reading about all the trips to the bakery made me hungry. LOL
Of course Lexy, Nan and the other ladies solve the case. This is a fun, light cozy mystery to enjoy in an afternoon. I own my own ebook but borrowed the audiobook from my library through the Hoopla app so I could listen to it while getting things done.
While investigating who else could have killed Henry's wife, one of the suspects the ladies planned to question is found dead! Did the same person kill both of them? Did the recently deceased kill Henry's wife, so there are two murderers?
In order to find the bakery where this particular type of corn muffin was sold the ladies have to visit the other bakeries in town. These geriatric women should all have clogged arteries and diabetes from the amount of pastries they consume. They (especially Ida) can really put them away, and I don't think yoga burns that many calories. Reading about all the trips to the bakery made me hungry. LOL
Of course Lexy, Nan and the other ladies solve the case. This is a fun, light cozy mystery to enjoy in an afternoon. I own my own ebook but borrowed the audiobook from my library through the Hoopla app so I could listen to it while getting things done.
August 28, 2020
I have to preface this review by saying that I am just not a "cozy mystery" fan. I've read several and I just don't buy the cutesy people and scenarios, so my so-so reaction to this book is not an indictment of the book or author; it's just not my cup of tea.
Lexy owns a bakery in a small town. Her husband is a detective in the same town. Her grandmother lives in a senior center and she and her three close friends consider themselves private investigators and meddle in police investigations.
The plot revolves around the women's investigation into the murder of the wife of one of the community member's grandson. Muriel is convinced that her grandson would never murder his wife, yet the police have arrested him and he's in jail for the crime. The subplot is that one of the women, Helen, is running for president of the community center and her rival is the grandfather of the deceased woman.
Lexy owns a bakery in a small town. Her husband is a detective in the same town. Her grandmother lives in a senior center and she and her three close friends consider themselves private investigators and meddle in police investigations.
The plot revolves around the women's investigation into the murder of the wife of one of the community member's grandson. Muriel is convinced that her grandson would never murder his wife, yet the police have arrested him and he's in jail for the crime. The subplot is that one of the women, Helen, is running for president of the community center and her rival is the grandfather of the deceased woman.
October 2, 2020
One should never enter a series at #15 and expect to "get" all the characters, setting, etc. The story is engaging, but one lacks the depth of the previous adventures. Guess one shall have to scour some shelves for volume 1.
August 31, 2020
It's all in the topping.
A great addition to the series. This book was fun and I always enjoy the Ladies of the Detective Agency. A good plot with a surprising conclusion.
A great addition to the series. This book was fun and I always enjoy the Ladies of the Detective Agency. A good plot with a surprising conclusion.
June 12, 2020
Ain't Seen Muffin Yet (Lexy Baker, #15) by Leighann Dobbs follows Lexy Baker, her grandmother, and her grandmother's friends on a case where Henry, the grandson of Nan's neighbor, is accused of murdering his wife. The only clue to the real murderer is a corn muffin with sugar on top.
When I first started reading the Lexy Baker cozy mystery book series, I thought it was cute, and it gave me a nice read when I wasn't in the mood for something heavier. However, I found myself struggling with the latest edition, Ain't Seen Muffin Yet (Lexy Baker, #15). I was forcing myself to finish the book because it just seemed like it was a carbon-copy of the last few books in the series, and it seemed very formulaic. I just so desperately wanted to love it because I was in the mood for a cozy mystery, and it fell a bit flat to me, especially after reading Gemma Halliday and Kelly Rey's Peril in High Heels (High Heels, #11).
What I did notice is that Leighann Dobbs didn't overuse the description of "making yummy noises" when referring to the characters eating and liking a particular food like she normally does, which was a plus in my opinion. Although, she did use the description "yum yum noises", but she only used it once. However, I would like her to branch out on these types of descriptions.
All in all, I was just very disappointed in Ain't Seen Muffin Yet (Lexy Baker, #15) by Leighann Dobbs, and I only gave it two out of five stars. With all of this being said, I will likely buy the next book in the series.
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When I first started reading the Lexy Baker cozy mystery book series, I thought it was cute, and it gave me a nice read when I wasn't in the mood for something heavier. However, I found myself struggling with the latest edition, Ain't Seen Muffin Yet (Lexy Baker, #15). I was forcing myself to finish the book because it just seemed like it was a carbon-copy of the last few books in the series, and it seemed very formulaic. I just so desperately wanted to love it because I was in the mood for a cozy mystery, and it fell a bit flat to me, especially after reading Gemma Halliday and Kelly Rey's Peril in High Heels (High Heels, #11).
What I did notice is that Leighann Dobbs didn't overuse the description of "making yummy noises" when referring to the characters eating and liking a particular food like she normally does, which was a plus in my opinion. Although, she did use the description "yum yum noises", but she only used it once. However, I would like her to branch out on these types of descriptions.
All in all, I was just very disappointed in Ain't Seen Muffin Yet (Lexy Baker, #15) by Leighann Dobbs, and I only gave it two out of five stars. With all of this being said, I will likely buy the next book in the series.
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February 20, 2020
In the 15th Lexy Baker Cozy Mystery, The Ladies Detective Agency, operating out of the Brook Ridge Falls Retirement Center, are knee deep in a murder investigation.
The Ladies ("Nans", Mona Baker, Lexy's grandma; Helen, Ida and Ruth) have been asked by their friend Muriel Maguire, to investigate the death of Rosa Maguire, her grandson's, Dr. Henry Maguire, wife. There is a small problem, however. Henry has already been arrested and is in jail in New Ipswich, where they resided.
Henry has a flimsy alibi and all clues point to him as the killer. Looking through some photos Lexy notices a corn muffin with sugar crystals on top. She believes the killer brought those to Rosa before she was killed.
Helen is thinking more about running against Mario Blondini for President of the Retirement Center. Mario was involved with the Circo Acrobata and Rosa was as well. Rosa was Mario'a granddaughter. All members of the Circo are considered family.
The suspects are many -- Henry, Mario, Endora Saltinado (Mario's girlfriend), William Blondini (Mario's nephew) and Ruby Dewalt (the girl with the snake tattoo identified by Henrys nosy neighbor, Doris Pettigrew.
You will enjoy this book as you read about Rosa's murder; Helen's run for President; Ida's worrying about snacks and of course Jack Perillo, Lexy's husband who is a detective in Brook Ridge Falls.
I received an advance copy of this book. This is my honest review.
The Ladies ("Nans", Mona Baker, Lexy's grandma; Helen, Ida and Ruth) have been asked by their friend Muriel Maguire, to investigate the death of Rosa Maguire, her grandson's, Dr. Henry Maguire, wife. There is a small problem, however. Henry has already been arrested and is in jail in New Ipswich, where they resided.
Henry has a flimsy alibi and all clues point to him as the killer. Looking through some photos Lexy notices a corn muffin with sugar crystals on top. She believes the killer brought those to Rosa before she was killed.
Helen is thinking more about running against Mario Blondini for President of the Retirement Center. Mario was involved with the Circo Acrobata and Rosa was as well. Rosa was Mario'a granddaughter. All members of the Circo are considered family.
The suspects are many -- Henry, Mario, Endora Saltinado (Mario's girlfriend), William Blondini (Mario's nephew) and Ruby Dewalt (the girl with the snake tattoo identified by Henrys nosy neighbor, Doris Pettigrew.
You will enjoy this book as you read about Rosa's murder; Helen's run for President; Ida's worrying about snacks and of course Jack Perillo, Lexy's husband who is a detective in Brook Ridge Falls.
I received an advance copy of this book. This is my honest review.
February 9, 2020
Ain't Seen Muffin Yet is Book 15 in the Lexy Baker Cozy Mystery Series. I have read every book and I absolutely LOVE this series. This is one of the best culinary cozy mysteries out there.
Lexy is catering an activity at the nursing home . That's where the action begins.
Nan and her friends now have an official group, "The Ladies Detective Agency" and they are approached to help someone using their unique skills.
I swear the writing in this series gets better and better! The characters are so fun and its so refreshing to read older sleuths that are as sharp as the young ones.
The mystery is multi-dimensional with complex, fleshed out characters.
It is worth the wait for the books in this series because they are so good!!!!
Lexy is catering an activity at the nursing home . That's where the action begins.
Nan and her friends now have an official group, "The Ladies Detective Agency" and they are approached to help someone using their unique skills.
I swear the writing in this series gets better and better! The characters are so fun and its so refreshing to read older sleuths that are as sharp as the young ones.
The mystery is multi-dimensional with complex, fleshed out characters.
It is worth the wait for the books in this series because they are so good!!!!
October 11, 2021
I only read through chapter 8, but I don't care who the killer is, or who the next victim was. Here is why...
Terrible Questions:
"He looked down [at a photo of his murdered wife] and grimaced, clearly affected by the sight of his wife’s body. Was he saddened about it, or did he feel guilty because he’d caused it?"
This is a common type of thing for Lexy to think. Every expression makes her wonder idiotic things (through every book I've read). Was the suspect suspicious of their visit, or was he/she worried a foot would show behind the couch? That's only a mild exaggeration. It becomes maddening very quickly!
Doubtful Baker:
One pastry box contained: an almond crescent, a bran muffin, and a snickerdoodle. If you know anything about certain baked goods, you know that putting them in the same box is a big mistake. Even in a short while, crescents pick up flavors from other foods. I don't know any woman personally who would put these three things together--unless they were only to be eaten by ravenous teen boys--or even then!
A baker said that sugar crystals would have to be sprinkled on cornmeal muffins just out of the oven to stick. Baking gives my cornbread a smooth hard crust. The only way to make sugar crystals stick would be to brush the tops with something like butter. (Even cupcakes should have a dry top immediately out of the oven.)
The word "pastries" is listed 21 times in the first 7 chapters, "pastry" only 6 times. She is incapable of using a synonym.
This just isn't the book series for me. I enjoy some quirkiness, but Lexy and the senior ladies (yes, still flexible because of yoga, we are repeatedly told) think, act, and talk like children. They squirm in their seats, shout out accusations, debate guilt with no information or "clues" worth noting, point things out because they think everyone may have forgotten in the last 20 minutes or so, get dreamy over some creepy guy with "nice eyes," and devour pastries which one woman insists they have for every coffee break and meeting. Some things can be cute on occasion, but not on a continuous loop.
I can't justify the pain of reading any more of these. I'll have to add the series to my Do Not Buy list and remember to check it when I see a pink book cover with a cutesy title.
Terrible Questions:
"He looked down [at a photo of his murdered wife] and grimaced, clearly affected by the sight of his wife’s body. Was he saddened about it, or did he feel guilty because he’d caused it?"
This is a common type of thing for Lexy to think. Every expression makes her wonder idiotic things (through every book I've read). Was the suspect suspicious of their visit, or was he/she worried a foot would show behind the couch? That's only a mild exaggeration. It becomes maddening very quickly!
Doubtful Baker:
One pastry box contained: an almond crescent, a bran muffin, and a snickerdoodle. If you know anything about certain baked goods, you know that putting them in the same box is a big mistake. Even in a short while, crescents pick up flavors from other foods. I don't know any woman personally who would put these three things together--unless they were only to be eaten by ravenous teen boys--or even then!
A baker said that sugar crystals would have to be sprinkled on cornmeal muffins just out of the oven to stick. Baking gives my cornbread a smooth hard crust. The only way to make sugar crystals stick would be to brush the tops with something like butter. (Even cupcakes should have a dry top immediately out of the oven.)
The word "pastries" is listed 21 times in the first 7 chapters, "pastry" only 6 times. She is incapable of using a synonym.
This just isn't the book series for me. I enjoy some quirkiness, but Lexy and the senior ladies (yes, still flexible because of yoga, we are repeatedly told) think, act, and talk like children. They squirm in their seats, shout out accusations, debate guilt with no information or "clues" worth noting, point things out because they think everyone may have forgotten in the last 20 minutes or so, get dreamy over some creepy guy with "nice eyes," and devour pastries which one woman insists they have for every coffee break and meeting. Some things can be cute on occasion, but not on a continuous loop.
I can't justify the pain of reading any more of these. I'll have to add the series to my Do Not Buy list and remember to check it when I see a pink book cover with a cutesy title.
February 2, 2020
Lexy is providing snacks for the seniors at Nan's seniors home where one of the ladies are running for president of the facilities.
Nan's group has a consulting group, The Ladies Detective Agency. They are approach by one of the residences to look into a murder because she believes the police have wrongfully arrested her grandson for his wife's murder.
With almost all the clues pointing to the accused, Lexy stumbles upon a clue that could point to Mario, Helen's opponent for president of the retirement village as the actual murderer.
Are the ladies finally on the right track to find the killer? Or are they just leaping to the wrong conclusions.
Nan's group has a consulting group, The Ladies Detective Agency. They are approach by one of the residences to look into a murder because she believes the police have wrongfully arrested her grandson for his wife's murder.
With almost all the clues pointing to the accused, Lexy stumbles upon a clue that could point to Mario, Helen's opponent for president of the retirement village as the actual murderer.
Are the ladies finally on the right track to find the killer? Or are they just leaping to the wrong conclusions.
March 20, 2020
Love Lexy & The Ladies Detective Agency
I enjoyed another one of the Lexy Baker Mystery series books. Once again Lexy, Nans (her grandmother) & 3 of Nan's friends investigate a murder. This one is different, however, because the police already have the husband in custody.
The 5 of them work to determine whether the husband did do it, or if there is another killer, with a little help from Jack, Lexy's detective husband. They work all the clues till they figure out who the killer is.
I enjoyed it as always!
I enjoyed another one of the Lexy Baker Mystery series books. Once again Lexy, Nans (her grandmother) & 3 of Nan's friends investigate a murder. This one is different, however, because the police already have the husband in custody.
The 5 of them work to determine whether the husband did do it, or if there is another killer, with a little help from Jack, Lexy's detective husband. They work all the clues till they figure out who the killer is.
I enjoyed it as always!
September 13, 2020
Corn muffin mystery
The lady detectives are at it again. Enjoyable how their fondness for baked goodies lead them to notice things others might overlook, leading to clues helpful in crime solving. In this case, sugar coated corn muffins in a crime scene photo. Sugar atop corn muffins? Yeah, I would have noticed that, too. Sounds inedible, as one of the bakers they question points out. Anyway, entertaining read, that will more than wet your appetite for fresh baked pastries, & more from this talented writer.
The lady detectives are at it again. Enjoyable how their fondness for baked goodies lead them to notice things others might overlook, leading to clues helpful in crime solving. In this case, sugar coated corn muffins in a crime scene photo. Sugar atop corn muffins? Yeah, I would have noticed that, too. Sounds inedible, as one of the bakers they question points out. Anyway, entertaining read, that will more than wet your appetite for fresh baked pastries, & more from this talented writer.
October 25, 2020
Exciting and intriguing mystery.
Lexy, Ruth, Ida, Nans, and Helen, senior women detectives, were asked to prove that Muriel's grandson, Henry was innocent of killing his wife, Rosa. Jack, Lexy's husband, was a police detective who sometimes collaborated with the senior women detectives. Leighann Dobbs writes her cozy mysteries with a sense of humor and suspense to keep your attention to see what will happen next. It is a delightful mystery that you should enjoy. Happy reading! 😊
Lexy, Ruth, Ida, Nans, and Helen, senior women detectives, were asked to prove that Muriel's grandson, Henry was innocent of killing his wife, Rosa. Jack, Lexy's husband, was a police detective who sometimes collaborated with the senior women detectives. Leighann Dobbs writes her cozy mysteries with a sense of humor and suspense to keep your attention to see what will happen next. It is a delightful mystery that you should enjoy. Happy reading! 😊
February 7, 2020
I always expect Ms. Dobbs’ books to be great and I definitely was not disappointed with this new “Lexy” book! They just keep getting better and better! I love the young baker/“detective” working with her grandmother and friends to solve crimes. And they solved several in this book! This one was fast-paced, funny, heartwarming and fun. If you like a good solid cozy mystery (that doesn’t make the police look dumb), then you really need to read the Lexy Baker series!
February 18, 2020
Lexy is catering at the retirement home when, Muriel, a fellow resident, reaches out to the Ladies Detective Agency to help clear her grandson of murder. Nans, Ruth, Ida, Helen and even unwilling Jack, who is Lexy’s husband, is involved to help solve this mystery. I enjoyed the characters and the pace of this mystery was just right! I never suspected a thing til the end. I would recommend it! This is one of my favorite series!
February 20, 2020
Leighann Dobbs adds another winner to the Lexy Baker Cozy Mystery Series! Ain't Seen Muffin Yet is another fun, lighthearted cozy about Lexy and her grandmother, Nans, and other ladies from the retirement home. This time they've been asked to solved a murder when the police have already arrested someone. There are lots of twists and turns, false leads and assumptions, making for a great mystery! Really enjoyable read!
February 29, 2020
Corn muffins
In this mystery, corn muffins plays a key roll in finding the killer. Henry is in jail accused of killing his wife. He is lying about what happened that night.
Lexi and her grandmother and her grandmothers friends are trying to help clear Henry. As they investigate the murder they think they know who it is but...
Leigh Ann has done it again. It is hard to put this book down.
In this mystery, corn muffins plays a key roll in finding the killer. Henry is in jail accused of killing his wife. He is lying about what happened that night.
Lexi and her grandmother and her grandmothers friends are trying to help clear Henry. As they investigate the murder they think they know who it is but...
Leigh Ann has done it again. It is hard to put this book down.
September 4, 2020
Smart & Sassy Cozy Mystery
I enjoyed this book so much it surprised me. It got 5 stars because it's well written, well thought out, and it held my interest to the last page.
I've been reading thrillers and paranormal stories but needed a change of pace and this was perfect. Delightful quick read worth every moment it takes to read it. I just love these senior lady sleuths! I highly recommend this book and the author.
I enjoyed this book so much it surprised me. It got 5 stars because it's well written, well thought out, and it held my interest to the last page.
I've been reading thrillers and paranormal stories but needed a change of pace and this was perfect. Delightful quick read worth every moment it takes to read it. I just love these senior lady sleuths! I highly recommend this book and the author.
October 4, 2020
The investigator club at the home has been asked to look into a murder case . One of the resident's grandson has been charged with murder and the grandmother is convinced he is innocent. Corn muffins with sugar on top is one of the clues, so the ladies go hunting at different bakeries in the area. This was another fun, cozy read.
These ladies are always eating which in itself is hilarious.
These ladies are always eating which in itself is hilarious.
April 8, 2021
Entertaining senior citizen detectives
This group of ladies who live in a senior community and solve murder mysteries as a hobby are a fun read. They do manage to suspect everyone except each other on their way to actually finding the real killer. But their quirky behavior and ultimate clever solution to the crime was fun to read about. Looking for an enjoyable read? Then read this.
This group of ladies who live in a senior community and solve murder mysteries as a hobby are a fun read. They do manage to suspect everyone except each other on their way to actually finding the real killer. But their quirky behavior and ultimate clever solution to the crime was fun to read about. Looking for an enjoyable read? Then read this.
March 3, 2020
I love this series! Lexy and the ladies are at it again solving a murder. This story has a good premise. It is easy to read and I had a hard time putting it down. I have read almost all of this series and love everyone of the stories. Lexy and the gang have become old good friends. I love everything Leigh Ann writes!
September 20, 2020
Lexy Baker cosy mystery
Lexy, her Nan and Nan's friends are on the trail of another murder despite Jack warning Lexy not to get involved in police business. However if left to the police it may never get solved. Lots of twists & turns to keep the reader flipping the pages. Most enjoyable
Lexy, her Nan and Nan's friends are on the trail of another murder despite Jack warning Lexy not to get involved in police business. However if left to the police it may never get solved. Lots of twists & turns to keep the reader flipping the pages. Most enjoyable
February 1, 2021
I read the electronic version of this book via the Kindle app.
This was another cute and cozy mystery. The characters were cute, the storyline went where the reader pretty much figures it will go, and the antics give the reader a short snort of laughter from time to time. I would read more in this series.
This was another cute and cozy mystery. The characters were cute, the storyline went where the reader pretty much figures it will go, and the antics give the reader a short snort of laughter from time to time. I would read more in this series.
February 18, 2020
The best in its genre!
I love Lexy. And I just love the way this book felt right from the first sentence on. It really is chicklit with murder, and I believe this is the best in its genre! Lighthearted and fun. Recommend!
I love Lexy. And I just love the way this book felt right from the first sentence on. It really is chicklit with murder, and I believe this is the best in its genre! Lighthearted and fun. Recommend!
March 4, 2020
Lexy Baker is back and better than ever! Nans, Lexy, and the gang solve several crimes in this book. The story is engaging and the characters are charming, and who doesn't love a happy ending? I thoroughly enjoyed this book and am hopeful that another installation in this series is in the works!
August 7, 2020
A retirement center where the women keep in shape, and with the desserts being offered for the event of running for President, They gathered to help when a grandson is charged with murder. Good cozy.mystery.
August 8, 2020
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WOW, WHAT A GREAT, EXCITING WELL WRITTEN CHARACTERS AND STORY!😍BUY THIS NOW !😍 I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!😍😊😀😀😀😀 DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND CHECK OUT THIS AUTHOR'S BOOK!
August 13, 2020
Ain’t Seen Muffin Yet..
Awesome read, I love this little old lady detective crew! They always keep you interested in their cases. Definitely a must read to find out all the interesting detectiving going on
Awesome read, I love this little old lady detective crew! They always keep you interested in their cases. Definitely a must read to find out all the interesting detectiving going on
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