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A Peach of a Murder: A Fresh-Baked Mystery by Livia J. Washburn
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A Peach of a Murder: A Fresh-Baked Mystery

by Livia J. Washburn

Series: Fresh-Baked Mystery (1)

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This mystery was a fun, enjoyable read for me. I live very close to the novel's location (Weatherford, TX), and I have been to their peach festival. Also, I liked the characters, older retired teachers all boarding together in the main character's home. The baking contest is only a small part of the story, but it added some additional interest for me. The mystery itself was not too difficult to solve and there were a couple of spots where the story seemed to have snagged up somewhere, but mostly it kept me reading along to the end pretty quickly.

All in all, I enjoyed it enough to check out the second book in the series. ( )
  chinquapin | May 28, 2009 |
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The smell of peaches filled the air, sweet but with a particular bite all of its own.
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