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Continue reading →: Sunday 15th July 2018
Breakfast – none Lunch – Goat's cheese salad followed by Lentil loaf and veggies Drinks – Water (500 ml), Budvar x 8 Only had lunch as I was too full!
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Continue reading →: Saturday 14th July 2018
Breakfast – Mushrooms, tomato and eggs with toast Lunch – cheese sandwich with chips and salad Dinner – mushroom Cannelloni followed by cheese and biscuits Drinks – Water, tea with milk (400 ml) x 3.5, diet coke x 3, Budweiser Budvar x 7 Arrived at Plas Talgarth so the holiday…
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Continue reading →: Friday 13th July 2018
Breakfast – none Lunch – Bought sandwich and crisps Dinner – Pea and broccoli soup, Halloumi with seasonal vegetables and new potatoes, cheese and biscuits Drinks – Water (500 ml), tea with milk (400 ml), diet coke, red wine Not many pictures as my camera was packed, which is a…
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Continue reading →: Hummus and Homicide (Kebab Kitchen Mystery #1) by Tina Kashian (Review)
When Lucy Berberian quits her Philadelphia law firm and heads home to Ocean Crest, she knows what she’s getting—the scent of funnel cake, the sight of the wooden roller coaster, and the tastes of her family’s Mediterranean restaurant. But murder wasn’t on the menu . . . Things are slow…
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Continue reading →: Till Death Do Us Tart (A Bakeshop Mystery #8) by Ellie Alexander (Review)
Torte—the small-town bakeshop no one can resist—is hosting a midsummer night’s wedding … where merry-making and murder are served up in equal measure. Jules Capshaw has too much on her plate—and she’s feeling the pinch: the whole town of Ashland,Oregon, is in on the surprise Elizabethan-themed wedding she’s planning for…
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Continue reading →: Another One Bites the Crust (A Bakeshop Mystery #7) by Ellie Alexander (Review)
Torte—the beloved small-town bakeshop run by Jules Capshaw—is set to hit the stage. But who would have guessed that murder would makes a surprise appearance? It’s the role of a lifetime for Jules. The Shakespeare Festival has returned to Ashland, Oregon, for the season and Torte has been cast as…
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Continue reading →: Lowcountry Bookshop (Liz Talbot Mystery #7) by Susan M. Boyer (Review)
Lowcountry PI Liz Talbot returns to the streets of Charleston in the seventh installment of Susan M. Boyer’s USA TODAY bestselling mystery series. Between an epic downpour and a King Tide, those historic streets are flooded—and dangerous. A late night tragic accident along the Lower Battery leads Liz Talbot straight…
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Continue reading →: The Secret, Book and Scone Society (Miracle Springs, North Carolina #1) by Ellery Adams (Review)
Miracle Springs, North Carolina, is a place of healing. Strangers flock here hoping the natural hot springs, five-star cuisine, and renowned spa can cure their ills. If none of that works, they often find their way to Miracle Books, where, over a fresh-baked “comfort” scone from the Gingerbread House bakery,…
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Continue reading →: Biscuits and Slashed Browns (Country Store Mysteries #4) by Maddie Day (Review)
For country-store owner Robbie Jordan, the National Maple Syrup Festival is a sweet escape from late-winter in South Lick, Indiana–until murder saps the life out of the celebration . . . As Robbie arranges a breakfast-themed cook-off at Pans 'N Pancakes, visitors pour into Brown County for the annual maple…
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Continue reading →: Fire in Carriagetown by Edith Maxwell (Review)
In this short story, When Quaker mill worker Faith Bailey encounters an arsonist who burns down the town's carriage industry in 1888 Massachusetts, she uses her smarts and her faith to track down the killer. I normally do not really like short stories, but this one gives some background to…
