Jessica Beck

When local radio jockey Lester Moorefield labels her a "killer" due to her delectable sweet treats, donut shop owner Suzanne Hart also becomes labeled a murderer when Lester is found dead, stuffed with one of her eclairs. Original.

A Donut Shop Mystery

Evil Eclairs

There's something about being able to sit down and read an entire book in about 6 hours that is just so caliming.

This is the fourth donut shop book in the series, and I liked it, but it got bogged down a bit by too much exposition. Not that it ruined the experience, far from it in fact, but there were times when the Suzanne went into odd introspective dialogues and it left me wondering why she was telling me about what she was thinking.

But, definitely a gold donut shop mystery. I love the cozy vibe, and despite some issues with not going very deep, the mystery is still good. I was actually able to figure out the murderer, which to me is a bonus because it makes me feel smart! It would be a good beach read since it isn't deep and doesn't ask too much from your brain.

Evil Eclairs A Donut Shop Mystery

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