I have long loved Kerry Greenwood's Corinna Chapman series, and this book did not let me down. These books are positive and involved yet somehow very relaxing and promote community. Though there are some really good bits, this just isn't quite as strong a story as some of the others, though Heckle and Jeckle have important scenes. Where I had to ask.. Trick or treat r34 by oughta color. 'Corinna, you've tasted WHAT before??? Yet another entertaining and enjoyable Corinna Chapman novel.
The motivational cause was the difficult part. I love this series, and always walk away feeling a little hungry (albeit with a need to check my food for cat hair). She can detect second-hand bookshops from blocks away and is often found within them. When an outbreak of the weird overdoses starts happening close to the witches' Samhain (Halloween) everything begins to collide. I love crime (when it's safely in a novel for me to enjoy). Would Corinna lose her beloved bakery and everything she'd worked for? Witchs, covens, poisonings, Jews, lost treasure. Trick or treat r34 by oughta kim. Equally dismaying is the news that delectable Daniel has a gorgeous guest who seems to have her eye on both Corinna's man and her shop. She embroiders very well but cannot knit. Fun and funky characters, witches, food porn, a stolen Nazi treasure horde surfacing unexpectedly - who wouldn't want to be Corinna Chapman? Even if it is popular. Full of optimism and empathy, Corinna shows us how to be human - employing a drug addict, giving a hug to someone on a trip in a Melbourne laneway - while being witty and not at all a pushover. I was actually really surprised that the authors note at the end says the part about the treasure is based on a true story. I had like this better if it wasn't a mystery.
Eventually the mystery is solved and much good food is baked and eaten by all the usual cast of characters. Somehow much of it ends up being connected. Not that I mind supernatural elements in general, but I think the series has plenty going for it (and plenty going on) without adding that in. Kerry Greenwood was born in the Melbourne suburb of Footscray and after wandering far and wide, she returned to live there. So the ingredients are witch power issues, jealousy, holocaust history and Nazi hunters and people being driven mad by a new drug (or poison). People complain about the difficulty of taming bears and tigers. Not even sure how the book ended. Charming, quirky and fun. Trick or treat r34 by oughta dog. Corinna and company might have been designed specifically for my enjoyment, in fact. Audio books from this series have become my friends. So if you enjoy character driven fiction with some characters who are on the fringes of "polite society", then go ahead and start the series. I would long remember the scene: Jason propped up and wheezing, holding Pumpkin Bear in one arm, and listening with awe to the story of Odysseus and Circe. On a more serious note, this mystery made me realize that I know shamefully little about the Nazi occupation of Greece.
I plan to try that cake and I am always left craving fresh bread and muffins. The Phryne Fisher series (pronounced Fry-knee, to rhyme with briny) began in 1989 with Cocaine Blues which was a great success. Also, not to overlook how well drawn felines are in these books. Once again, all neighbors get together to celebrate and share. There was one part that lost me. Is there black magic involved? It appears the Nazi treasure stealer storyline was based on fact.
For fun Kerry reads science fiction/fantasy and detective stories. Can't find what you're looking for? Having found the earlier books pleasant light hearted easy fun reading with interesting characters I will continue with the series, but I feel her writing on the entire series is inconsistent. Too unbelievable, too many stories which don't gel with each other - poisoning witches AND Nazi / Greek treasure?? But are they using dodgy rye flour? They should try adolescents. I love Greenwood's work. I read the print version well before I was writing reviews, but, as always, it's a pleasure it is to return to these charming characters. About half way through I started to skip and then I raced to the end, not really engaging with it. I'm glad melodrama is avoided in Corinna Chapman's personal relationships, but the rest became tangled pretty fast. If you aren't reading these, you should be. Though actually not everything is unraveled at the end - it's never clear how or why the villain's actions were political as well as personal.
And even a little Wicca magic; plus it also stepped briefly back into Nazi Germany. I usually love these books, but this one seemed a bit off to me. Truly, I have no idea. When a cut-price franchise bakery opens its doors just down the street from Earthly Delights and crowds flock to purchase the bread, Corinna Chapman is understandably nervous. 2015 - Narrator used some voices that sound like lists, and there are a LOT of mouth noises: slurps, swallows, and so forth. This is another great story in the Corinna Chapman series. I'll be back for the next one, they are lots of fun. Is a new group of Wiccans involved? The characters are all fascinating especially Meroe the witch and Daniel, Corinna's lover. Pagans may appreciate that this is a rare non-horror story set at Samhain. That being said, there's more than enough going on (and enough uncertainty) that the fact that I immediately identified the physical cause of the outbreak of insanity (mentioned in the book) wasn't a problem, aside from the fact that I couldn't believe Corinna didn't think of it. The historical excerpts are boring, the plot unrealistic, and the perfect Daniel extremely hateable. Too many characters, too many stories, not enough plot. She is not married, has no children and lives with a registered wizard.
Is he an attorney, is he writer, is he a Nazi hunter, is he a spy? Poirot would have shaken his head at these amateurs whose genius could obviously not rival his own. But the food is reliably as good as ever. When she is not writing, she works as a locum solicitor for the Victorian Legal Aid.
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