Lucy Stone is a typical mom and wife, except she can't seem to avoid murders. She is a woman that wants a career, loves her husband and kids, has breakfast with her friends, and somehow stumbles upon more bodies in a year than people do in a lifetime!! So, of course she senses something isn't right and she's off!! These books don't have to be read in order, but it is fun to see the family grow and Lucy, too. Fun, relaxing, easy read:)
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Another great book about Lucy stone. Lucy finds the body of a neighbor that no one really likes. The woman has made enemies all over the neighborhood. There is something strange about the woman's husband and sons. Could she have been killed by a jealous lover? A great cozy mystery!
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A sleuth you'd love to meet plus some great recipes.
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Life hasn't been the same for Lucy Stone since Fred Stanton and his constantly complaining wife, Mimi, built five homes next door to her farmhouse. When Mimi doesn't show up for her shift at The Hat and Mitten Fund bake sale, Lucy makes a shocking discovery: Mimi, face down on her kitchen floor--dead. Lucy's more determined than ever to uncover the truth.
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another great mystery by one of my favorite sleuths.
Lucy Stone is back with a whole new bunch of characters and suspects in this 13th novel in the series. A housing development has been built near Lucy's house, and she has alot of new neighbors to get to know. Some of them become good friends, some, well, not so much. Who would think organizing a bake sale could be so deadly? Great book - alot of new twists and turns and of course, Lucy has to help the police once again figure out who-done-it.
another great book by Leslie Meier
Another entertaining read by Leslie meier. Fun.
Excellent book. The murder was made to seem like it was aimed at one individual, and to my surprise it was someone I would not have thought about at all as the murderer. Quick read.
Some of these small towns are going to run out of people to murder, sooner or later.
