Annie resurrects her reporting skills and discovers that Maggie Rae was a closet scrapbooker who left behind more than a few secrets--and perhaps a few enemies. As they sift through Maggie Rae's mysteriously discarded scrapbooks, Annie and her "crop" sisters begin to suspect that her suicide may have been murder. It seems that something sinister is lurking beneath the town's beguilingly calm façade--like a killer with unfinished business. (chapters.ca)
Review:
I borrowed this book from the library
because I love scrapbooking and I think it’s pretty obvious that I love cozy
mysteries. So what better book than one that combines those two loves?
Unfortunately, this one was a miss. It wasn’t bad, it just didn’t grip me. The
characters were fine enough and it was a group of scrapbookers who were working
on solving the mystery, I just didn’t feel a connection to them. This is not a
series that I will be continuing with, but that doesn’t mean that you should
not read it or tell someone who is a cozy mystery freak like me to give it a
try!
Happy Reading!
Next review: New York to Dallas by J.D.
Robb
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