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Christmas Cookie Murder Lucy Stone Mysteries No 5 Leslie Meier Books

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Christmas Cookie Murder Lucy Stone Mysteries No 5 Leslie Meier Books

This Christmas installment starts off with a bang when Lucy hosts the annual cookie exchange. (Hint to people with kids: always be careful when entertaining.)You will have to read what happens.
Joanne Meier does a good job describing her kids and family life. It is very believable.
In all the other books in this series, Lucy is the one who discovers the murder. In this book she didn't. Lucy more than makes up for the excitement at the end with an exciting ending. This book won't disappoint you.


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Christmas Cookie Murder Lucy Stone Mysteries No 5 Leslie Meier Books Reviews

Other reviewers here have given a good feel for the setting and plot of this lightweight mystery about a small town housewife/mom who dabbles in crimesolving. I found it pleasant, but uninspired- one scene has her serving tuna sandwiches and tomato soup to her family, which kind of sums up the diet we're offered - lacking in imaginative ddetail, witty dialogue, or unususal characters - everyone and every conversation is mundane to the extreme, yet is oddly comforting in its familiarity.
Leslie Meier 's books have so much personal, political, and familial conflict that they are not enjoyable to read. I see plenty of poor parenting skills and community unrest in real life. If you are looking for a few hours of escape from the rat race, her books are probably not for you.
I enjoyed reading this book. It was good. I liked the characters and the story. I also love the recipes in the book.
I feel like the Grinch but, Lucy Stone seemed to be such a fun, loving character but this book seemed a little rushed in writing or, Lucy's just turning into a plain old busy body who can't seem to stay out of trouble and/or harms way.

It wasn't bad but, it definitely wasn't Meier's best.
I am really enjoying the Lucy Stone series. On to the next one. So what can she get into this time!?!
As usual, these mysteries are always good and keep you guessing!
All of Leslie Meier's Lucy Stone mysteries are truly cozy mysteries! Read them in order because there are references back to previous stories. (although they can stand alone if you're only going to read one) The characters progress in age, Lucy's children grow up and go off to college. If you read them all, as I have, it is as if you are spending itme with good friends.
This Christmas installment starts off with a bang when Lucy hosts the annual cookie exchange. (Hint to people with kids always be careful when entertaining.)You will have to read what happens.
Joanne Meier does a good job describing her kids and family life. It is very believable.
In all the other books in this series, Lucy is the one who discovers the murder. In this book she didn't. Lucy more than makes up for the excitement at the end with an exciting ending. This book won't disappoint you.