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Just as enjoyable as the last time I read it. 😊

Re-reading book one before I read book two. 😊

Saw mention of marzipan pancakes... Immediately scrolled to back of the book for the recipe! :-D

Hague Publishing and I are looking for Reader reviews for 'There's no place like Hell' - second book in my Other World series.

If you read the first one, would love an ARC of the next one, please let me know. Hague Publishing have only a limited number of ARC so will have final say as who will get one.

This is a VERY addictive read. I hate having to put it down. What a wonderful weaving of stories and lives!

It's winter, school holidays are upon us and my 12 year old and I are in an arty mood. Time to visit our local craft store and go through this book!

I really want to love this book, but am really struggling with it right now. I mean, I write quirky too, I love quirky! And as much as there are tones of Adams and Pratchett within this tale... it seems to have taken quirky and mixed it in honey and left it on an ants nest of confusion. I will keep persevering as I feel there is something to this tale I am missing right now. :-)

Ivan!!!!! Is good for health!

Sorry, couldn't help myself. :-D

Finding this book slow to start... hoping it picks up soon.

Loving this book so far, great characters, new era and setting (for me) and simply a pleasure to be waiting out a stinking hot day by lazing on my couch reading this gorgeous little cosy crime.

I love this book, one you can read each year around this time... even in a year without a full moon on the 31st. ;-)

I am going to have to have word with this author... keeping me up till 1:30am the last few nights by writing such a damn addictive tale... ;-)

Hmmmm, not too sure how I feel about 'The case of the Killer divorce' so will leave that until my official review. Now on to 'Peril in the Park'. Still loving the series though!

Book 1 down... Good little short, sharp and shiny cosy. Book 2 in play now. ;-)

I want to like this book, I REALLY do.... but if someone has a shellfish allergy to the extent they need an epi pen for lemon that MAY have touched shellfish - why were you telling her there was crab dip in her fridge to eat? Ack!!! I can't see myself continuing with this series but I am determined to finish this book.

'Hank Rose' - what you would get if Arthur Dent and Rincewind raised a child in a dystopian Earth. ;-)

Started this book this afternoon and immediately hooked. Hoping rest of book as good.

Really struggling to get into this book. Stories are okay, but just not grabbing me.

I'm currently reading this book for review (it's out TODAY!) and I have to say I was like "yeah, yeah I get the concept but that's not going to work on me" as I have TERRIBLE self worth/ image issues...

Got to end of chapter 5.

Mind BLOWN!

More to come in my review in a couple of days. ;-)

I have to say I'm loving it. Short, feel good TRUE stories about sustainable organic farmers and their favourite recipes. If only we could get one by Australian Farmer's written. I'd volunteer to go visit and interview them all! ;-)

"it as unlikely that Abner was dallying his dilly in anyone else's dally." *snort* Loving this book.

Hmmmm, I wonder if I should use the tagline "more addictive than chocolate" as I finished this fabulous book within 24 hours of receiving it. Review to follow. ;-D

It had a shaky start, but picked up the pace when it moved into the third person. Then it got interesting.

I'm already in love with this book! It has the right level of humour and cosy crime that I like. :-)

Really enjoying this story. Has my 'one more chapter' mantra going in over drive!

Slow to start, but getting interesting.

I'm finding I can't read this book for more than a few chapters per sitting. Not because it's bad, but simply because I then have to go re-affirm my own parenting skills. ;-)