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A review by lauraoinak
Double Fudge Brownie Murder by Joanne Fluke
4.0
I have read all the titles preceding this one in the Hannah Swensen. It is not heavy fiction, but I have enjoyed the mix of fluff with recipes. Like a few other series with a female protagonist who is single, Hannah can't seem to find "the one" in her life. Rather, she vacillates between 2 men for most of the series.
Until now.
Now she finds 'the one' and realizes the reason she could never accept a proposal from the others is that she didn't have strong feelings for them beyond friendship.
In some ways, the twist of a new male character to catch her attention was much needed. However, it felt like things shifted fast enough to leave the previous guys pushed to the side.
While the plot for this one did not entertain me as much as the earlier ones, I did love the detailed recipes in the book. I have a few jotted down to attempt in my own home.
Until now.
Now she finds 'the one' and realizes the reason she could never accept a proposal from the others is that she didn't have strong feelings for them beyond friendship.
In some ways, the twist of a new male character to catch her attention was much needed. However, it felt like things shifted fast enough to leave the previous guys pushed to the side.
While the plot for this one did not entertain me as much as the earlier ones, I did love the detailed recipes in the book. I have a few jotted down to attempt in my own home.