Blackberry Pie Murder - Joanne Fluke

It's been a sleepy
summer for the folks of Lake Eden, Minnesota. In
fact, it's been a whole four
months since anyone in the Swensen family
has come across a dead body-a
detail that just made the front page of
the local paper. And that means
Hannah Swensen can finally focus on
her bakery. .
.or can she?

Life is never really quiet for
Hannah. After all,
her mother's wedding is a little over a month away
and guess who Delores put
in charge of the planning? Yet just when
Hannah believes her biggest
challenge will be whether to use
buttercream or fondant for the wedding cake,
she accidentally hits a
stranger with her cookie truck while driving down a
winding country
road in a raging thunderstorm. Hannah is wracked with guilt,
and
things get even worse when she's arrested. .
.for murder! But an
autopsy soon reveals the mystery man, his shirt
covered in stains from
blackberry pie, would have died even if Hannah hadn't
hit him. Now,
to clear her name, Hannah will have to follow a trail of pie
crumbs to
track down the identity of the deceased, find a baker who knows
more
about murder than how to roll out a perfect pie crust-and get herself to
the church on time. . .

Indulge In Joanne
Fluke's Criminally Delicious Hannah Swensen
Mysteries!

Red
Velvet Cupcake
Murder

"Culinary Cozies Don't Get Any
Tastier Than
This Winning series." -Library
Journal

"Loaded with mouthwatering recipes and clever
plotting, the latest Hannah Swensen mystery delights." -RT
Book
Reviews

"If your reading habits alternate
between
curling up with a good mystery or with a good cookbook, you
ought to know
about Joanne Fluke." -The Charlotte Observer

Cinnamon Roll Murder

"Fans
of this wildly popular series will not be disappointed. Fluke has
kept this
series strong for a long time, and there is still plenty to
enjoy for foodie
crime fans."
-Booklist

Devil's Food
Cake
Murder

"Fabulous." -Publishers
Weekly

Apple Turnover
Murder

"The ever popular Fluke writes engaging cozies
with one part great characters, one part gentle story, and three parts
the
best recipes in the genre." -Library
Journal

Cream Puff
Murder

"Entertaining and sprinkled with tempting
recipes. It's a sweet treat of a novel." -The Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)