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Title: The Calamity Café
Subtitle: A Down South Café Mystery
Author: Gayle Leeson
Narrator: Cassandra Morris
Format: Unabridged
Length: 7 hrs and 11 mins
Language: English
Release date: 06-07-16
Publisher: Dreamscape Media, LLC
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 26 votes
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective
Publisher's Summary:
Tired of waiting tables at Lou's Joint, Amy Flowers doesn't just quit - she offers to buy the place from her bully of a boss. Amy has dreamed of making the kind of Southern, down-home treats and dishes that her grandmother always loved to serve the kooky cast of regulars at the restaurant. At first Lou refuses to sell, but when she seems ready to make a deal, she tells Amy to come see her. Showing up at the eatery ready to negotiate, Amy is shocked to find her former employer murdered. As the prime suspect, Amy will have to clear her name by serving up the real killer - and with Lou's stack of enemies, that's a tall order.
Members Reviews:
Murder cafe
I loved this cozy mystery! I enjoyed the small town flavor of this book, combined with good guys and bad guys. Trying to figure out who was bad or good kept me on my toes.
Three and a half stars
I enjoyed this story. The characters were well developed and interesting. The plot was light-hearted with a steady pace. The only problem I had with the story is that the main character, Amy, had no reason to investigate. Through out the story she insists that she is a suspect and must find the killer. However, no one suspects her of committing a crime, not even the police. Then, at the end of the story she finally admits she has no motive. That part of the story made no sense and was annoying. I realize that the lead character in cozy mysteries are naturally nosy and are always involved in the investigation. But they usually have a plausible reason. I was able to overlook this plot hole because the story was well developed and easy to follow. Hopefully, the kinks will be worked out in the next book, because, I will be reading it.
Real Southern cooking...just mind the dead body!
First book in a New series. Well written and plotted. A fun read, with plenty of charm.
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Title: The Calamity Café
Subtitle: A Down South Café Mystery
Author: Gayle Leeson
Narrator: Cassandra Morris
Format: Unabridged
Length: 7 hrs and 11 mins
Language: English
Release date: 06-07-16
Publisher: Dreamscape Media, LLC
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 26 votes
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective
Publisher's Summary:
Tired of waiting tables at Lou's Joint, Amy Flowers doesn't just quit - she offers to buy the place from her bully of a boss. Amy has dreamed of making the kind of Southern, down-home treats and dishes that her grandmother always loved to serve the kooky cast of regulars at the restaurant. At first Lou refuses to sell, but when she seems ready to make a deal, she tells Amy to come see her. Showing up at the eatery ready to negotiate, Amy is shocked to find her former employer murdered. As the prime suspect, Amy will have to clear her name by serving up the real killer - and with Lou's stack of enemies, that's a tall order.
Members Reviews:
Murder cafe
I loved this cozy mystery! I enjoyed the small town flavor of this book, combined with good guys and bad guys. Trying to figure out who was bad or good kept me on my toes.
Three and a half stars
I enjoyed this story. The characters were well developed and interesting. The plot was light-hearted with a steady pace. The only problem I had with the story is that the main character, Amy, had no reason to investigate. Through out the story she insists that she is a suspect and must find the killer. However, no one suspects her of committing a crime, not even the police. Then, at the end of the story she finally admits she has no motive. That part of the story made no sense and was annoying. I realize that the lead character in cozy mysteries are naturally nosy and are always involved in the investigation. But they usually have a plausible reason. I was able to overlook this plot hole because the story was well developed and easy to follow. Hopefully, the kinks will be worked out in the next book, because, I will be reading it.
Real Southern cooking...just mind the dead body!
First book in a New series. Well written and plotted. A fun read, with plenty of charm.