Exes and Woes!Christy’s ex-husband, Robert, is getting death threats, and he’s convinced Mom and Christy to cater his record release party to find out if he’s in real danger or if it’s a hoax. But when Robert’s girlfriend gets in an auto accident, everyone is sure Christy caused it.Can Mom and Christy solve yet another whodunit? And will Christy’s burgeoning relationship with a certain handsome … Christy’s burgeoning relationship with a certain handsome detective survive?more
Why can’t exes stay ex?
Okay sometimes children and other family connections make them a forced part of our lives, but sneaky exes should sneak their way away like sneaky snakes and stay away.
Of course they come back and cause trouble- usually for those around them!
Stinky Robert is not done with making trouble for Christy – and it may be a lot for even mom to handle!
Loved it, what a refreshing story! A fantastic plot, wonderful wacky characters, a crazy ex, jealous boyfriend, and a mystery. Who wanted to kill him, more like who didn’t! Bakers by day mystery solvers by night, mom, her best friend, her daughter, and friends solve mysteries in their spare time! With lots of laughter and fun, cat fights, and misunderstandings, they always get the guilty party to confess! (One way or another)
Honey Buns and Homicide #6 – This is not my first book by Ms. Murphy, but I had so much fun reading it. Not only that, but I caught myself immersed in the pages waiting to see what was next and if I was right about the baddie. This book reads so much like a conversation between friends, drinking ice tea on the front porch. It’s well written, interesting, well thought out and filled with humor while being a substantial read. I’m always looking for the next Murphy book; there’s no disappointment or stupid formulas, but someone who writes an interesting humorous story. I contacted the author to review her books.
Mango Cake and Murder #1- Heartwarming and funny. I love the relationship between the mother and daughter; they reminded me of other m/d relationships like Joy Luck Club, etc. The mother is wise, caring, sensible, a matchmaker (her daughter’s) and is loved by all. The daughter realizes how great and loved her mother is and there’s the extended family, too. A love interest and a cat with personality. Can’t forget the murder and the characters involved with that family. A funny, quickly read suspense.
Apple Pies and Alibis #2 – Another funny book. A well written comedy with a wonderful cast of characters supporting Mom and Christy as they solve another mysterious death, find a sandwich thief and the employee selling company secrets; while they successfully caterer parties and luncheons. When you finish the book, you’re sad, but still happy from reading, that the book is finished and you don’t have Milkshakes and Murder on hand.
Milkshakes and Murder #3 – They’re at it again! Another well written, fun filled story with our favorite ladies and a well thought out plot that keeps the reader immersed in the intrigue, suspense and now, a touch of romance. The characters are interesting and the dialog real. Some of the characters are developing into their full potential and it’s fun to watch the growth. There’s new characters that will be seen more in future books. Ms. Murphy doesn’t disappoint the reader with her writing and sense of humor.
Mocha and Murder #4 – This is a pretty good story! Well written, funny, intriguing and a different path followed than in previous books. Add a PASSEL of new characters, interesting and entertaining, along with a plot that keeps the reader interested. The reader isn’t disappointed with the author’s writing style and her sense of humor.
Coconuts and Crooks #5 – A well written, interesting, serious but informative story about Christy and her mom’s trip to the Philippines to solve the murder of her mom’s sister. Things go as usual and there’s another murder to solve. The characters are well developed and their dialog is realistic and interesting. The plot keeps the reader immersed in the story and Ms. Murphy’s descriptions paint interesting views of life there and their problems with the murders. This story doesn’t disappoint the reader. The note from the author is interesting on it’s own and worth reading. I contacted the author to review her books.