DR SIGMUND FRAUD - The controversial psychologist whose theories have won him a small band of devoted disciples and the hatred of conventional society. It's especially nice to get to know all the members of Jake's large household as they plan together for the future, unaware of the peril that looms over Eastport in the form of the mysterious ship." — Criminal Element on Death by Chocolate Frosted Donut She started writing fiction at a young age but Santa saw through those and never took her off the naughty list. Lesley Gunn is allowed to live in Cambridgeshire by her two cats. She is old enough to know better. A lot of people find Cozy Mysteries a mystery in itself. I get a lot of questions on why I read cozy mysteries. Well, I will tell you why. There's no gore, nothing that is going to stain your brain that you can't wash off again, and there is always a happy ending. The bad guy always gets caught and the world is made safe again. How can anyone not like that?

She is currently plotting new Murder Mysteries and helping police with their enquiries into an increased frequency of Google searches on how to kill people. I hope that there will be at least one mystery in the series to tie up the few loose ends, even if its a novella. I want to know if Robert Martin is who Addie thinks he is. I also would love to see Addie and Jonah finally get their happy ever after. It’s not all moonlight and roses for Jacobia Tiptree, known to Eastport’s chocolate fans as Jake. Her father and stepmother are quarreling about his plans to move from the home they share with Jake into assisted living. Her son, Sam, and daughter-in-law, Mika, are having some yet-to-be-disclosed disagreement. And while drama dominates at home, there’s also stress at work ever since Brad Fairway, whom Jake thinks she remembers vaguely from her days in New York laundering money for the mob, opens up high-end patisserie Choco’s directly across Water Street from Jake and Ellie White’s Chocolate Moose. But finding Brad shot to death in his shop proves no solution to Jake’s business woes, since the local police immediately pounce on Ellie as their sole suspect. While Ellie waits to be thrown in the slammer, Jake searches frantically for alternatives, beginning with Brad’s lady friend Babs Littrell, a local textile artist. Her investigation takes her into Eastport’s art scene, where she meets a painter, a potter with a pet pig named Jillian, a virtual artist, and a cross-eyed Siamese cat who charms the pants off Jake’s stepmom. What she doesn’t meet is success, until an accidental encounter with the real murderer puts Jake’s life in serious jeopardy.LITTLE FITZ - The most sensational cabaret star of the day, he shares his ventriloquist act with his dummy Ziggy. One - or more - of you is a murderer. Your taskis to discover who that killer is. Fortubatele the famous amateur detective Hercule McClue is on hand to assist your investigations. Everyone's a suspect when murder is on the menu. And with a Classic Detective Murder Mystery you have everything you need to serve up the perfect murder mystery dinner party. First the invites, you choose which of your friends play which devious suspect and invite them to come along as that character. Then the shopping list, menu suggestions and recipes. Plus of course...a really tasty murder to solve. Book 5 in the Addie Foster Mysteries, and incidentally well earned 5 stars to match its place in line. I have been following this series from the beginning even though mysteries usually aren't my thing. I love this series and this installment did not disappoint. Guess it helps I love chocolate to no end.

Graves pulls the story together at the end with an exciting scene that identifies the real culprit and brings that individual to justice." — The New York Journal of Books on Death by Chocolate Frosted Donut This guide will tell you about your character and motives, instructions for how to play and more. All the information you will need at the party will be in your guide.The lighting and sound were efficient and well-managed, and I appreciated the incidental music which was all chocolate-themed. Thank you, particularly for introducing me to the very funny Chocolate Song by Marcus Turner, which installed itself as an earworm on my drive home. Everyone with a role needs to totally commit to coming (aka, no notoriously flaky friends!) and preparing their part to get the best experience This book is fantastic. You will love it and relish in all the happy parts and have your heart wrung at the sad parts but all in all your heart will be made better for it. The story's suspense, clues, red herrings and action scenes are well worth it. Have somebody taste test that next chocolate milkshake, just in case." — The Kennebec Journal on Death by Chocolate Malted Milkshake