Key Lime Pie Murder

De: Joanne Fluke

Narrado por: Suzanne Toren

While Hannah bustles around her bakery, The Cookie Jar, a murder case is also cooking in the small town of Lake Eden. Donning her amateur sleuthing cap, Hannah sets out to bring a killer to justice.

Serving up healthy doses of murder and sweet desserts, Joanne Fluke's Hannah Swensen mysteries are New York Times best-sellers.

Download more of Hannah Swensen's tasty mysteries.©2007 Joanne Fluke (P)2007 Recorded Books

More murder and recipes

Started this series at the beginning of twenty twenty three and have been addicted to this

Fun Listen

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes. This is a quick and entertaining book.

Any additional comments?

Additionally, we get some delicious sounding recipes for desserts with a good story.

Readers voice

I'm sorry but the readers voice sounds to old for some one in their thirties or younger. it was VERY hard to listen to.

Wrong myths about Red heads

This is another out of the park story, but if you haven’t noticed you will after reading this book and what I’m about to say will not ruin the story. The author keeps saying people with red hair are wrong. I have (Natural) red hair and I love purple and pink and wear both and people actually has always completed me. Light pinks are best not one with a lot of red, now that’s a color that doesn’t look good, same as orange. Most people believe that if you have red hair that you should earth tones, can I say How BORING that is. Is that who you are. Actually most red haired people look better in jewel tones (except a few). These are just a few things I had to get straight about red hair 👩🏻‍🦰

Character is high and mighty but makes consistent bad decisions

These are kinda cute, but this woman is considering proposals from two men that she occasionally dates and hasn’t been intimate with. She cuts police out of investigations and then gets in serious trouble. The grammar correction! The refusal to stand up to the overbearing mother. Or to tell her men what she actually thinks! And the one completely disrespects her!

And the narrator sounds like an uptight 70 year old, not a 30 year old.

Ok but not great.

This was a light listen. It was an ok story line but seemed to drag in places. The reading of recipes was a little much I am sure in the print books it would be nice to have but they should have waited and read them all at the end of the book since it only hurt the flow of the story while listening to it. I thought the narrator played the main character's voice way to old. The main character is suppose to be in her 30's but the narrator sounded in her 50's or 60's to me even though she made other female character's sound the appropriate age. I will probably not be getting any more of this series to listen to but I might pick one up to read in print if I ever want a light easy read.

Don't Hide Out

Loved especially the recipes as always. showed true love can go bad if it's not shared.

As with all the others

I absolutely love this series, it’s the best cozy mystery series. Great character, wholesome & recipes!

A new beau may be a killer

At the Tri-County Fair, Hanna is judging a contest with two other women. Hannah's over committed - she's not only working at the Cookie Jar and judging the contest, but also got roped into serving as magician Herb's assistant -- getting into a cabinet pierced with swords (because Lisa is claustrophobic), and is committed to sitting in a dunking booth, when a local baseball player soon to be called up to the majors is pitching every night for publicity.
No wonder she's late hurrying thru the closing fair. And she stumbles on a body - one of her fellow contest judges, Willa.
It turns out there is a lot about Willa that others didn't know, but Hanna digs it up and, of course, ends up alone with the killer at the deserted fair...

gads the recipes!!!

The story is okay, but wading through the recipes is awful. Who want to hear a recipe? Put them at the end! Ruined our reading!