(Sequel to Glazed Murder.)

Description: A local busy body has dropped dead after eating one of Suzanne’s famous treats. A forensic team is soon swarming through the Donut Hearts kitchen, dusting for clues, sifting through sugar, and suspecting the worst of Suzanne. But with the help of police inspector Jake Bishop and her ex-husband Max, Suzanne hopes to clear her good name—before another bad donut is fatally frosted... Happy Reading and Happy BookCrossing!

This book is going out to JennyC1230 as a "Thank You" for hosting the many rounds of the Biography/Humor Virtual Book Box. Its been fun and a wonderful introduction to new authors/reads. So, when I spotted this title on your wishlist and then at the library sale rack, I knew it was meant to be yours. Enjoy!

Thank you so much! I read the first book a few months ago and really enjoyed it. Thanks for the RABCK!

Here is the first book: #1 Glazed Murder

My Review: This was such a fun read! I really like this series. I'm going to look for more of this series. :-) The only downside to reading this series, is I start craving donuts. ;-)

Putting into Bookstogive's Mystery VBB.

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Released at the Akron Reading Festival by The Rubber City Book Posse! I hope you enjoy the book(s)!

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