Come to the Valentine Tea on February 14th at the Candleberry Inn 1882 Main St., Brewster, 3-4:30 p.m.
508-896-3300
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Dear Ms. Meier,
I am writing to state how much I liked your novel Chocolate Covered Murder. Regarding the main characters, I would have never guessed that suave chocolate store owner Trey was a big league drug dealer. In addition, it was shocking he chose the cowardly out by choosing suicide, rather than surrender to authorities. It was also sad Max chose drug dealing as an option to deal with financial problems. Although it was sweet Dora still cared a lot for her ex.
Furthermore, in regards to Tamzin’s interesting background, it’s nice to more there was more to her than being a floozy. Finally Lucy’s family dynamic was enduring as well. That is cool the way she and her husband kept the romance alive after 25 years. I plan to read more books in your series. I really enjoy mysteries with a culinary element. Keep up the great work.
One Response
Dear Ms. Meier,
I am writing to state how much I liked your novel Chocolate Covered Murder. Regarding the main characters, I would have never guessed that suave chocolate store owner Trey was a big league drug dealer. In addition, it was shocking he chose the cowardly out by choosing suicide, rather than surrender to authorities. It was also sad Max chose drug dealing as an option to deal with financial problems. Although it was sweet Dora still cared a lot for her ex.
Furthermore, in regards to Tamzin’s interesting background, it’s nice to more there was more to her than being a floozy. Finally Lucy’s family dynamic was enduring as well. That is cool the way she and her husband kept the romance alive after 25 years. I plan to read more books in your series. I really enjoy mysteries with a culinary element. Keep up the great work.
Sincerely yours,
Ila-Hilda Sissac