A fun, quick, easy read.

Fun little read

I enjoyed the book. It was a good cozy mystery, but there are a lot of typos and other errors in the book.

I never thought I'd like mystery novels, but here I found this book online and was so intrigued that I just had to read it. Who knew I'd devour it within a day? I was shocked with myself!

This was a nice light-hearted read (despite the murders!) and all of the characters were enjoyable, with both their quirks and shortcomings. Molly was, of course, my favorite character, due to her charming, down-to-earth personality. I enjoyed all of her greeting card ideas and her typical mom attitude towards her children throughout the book. You can tell that the author is a mother by some of the things she includes in the book, such as Nathan asking Molly, "Mom? Why is your butt attached to your legs?"

I very much love this book and can't wait to read the rest in the series! If you want a real page turner with an easy going but suspenseful plot, this is the book for you.

This would probably have merited 3 stars if it hadn't been riddled with misplaced punctuation, typos and incorrect words. The story itself was engaging fluff, but had the potential to be much more.

An enjoyable light read. The writing was a bit uneven but the story was pretty good and a crazy cast of characters.

2.5*

Molly Masters moves back to her childhood home to find a teacher she had victimised had died.Then she receives a threatening email and another dead body turns up.

Molly Masters, wife, mother of 2 younger children is trying to get her ecard business off the ground. Husband is off on a temporary work assignment, and she's spending the year in her parents home in Albany, where she grew up.

Death threats, murder, old friends (and enemies) take us on a fun ride.

I've set this one up in my Kindle to pursue the series.