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Banana Cream Pie Murder
by Joanne Fluke
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After returning from her honeymoon (which, without spoilers, wasn’t quite what fans might have expected), Hannah Swensen is back in Lake Eden, Minnesota, settling into her usual routine. But tranquility is short-lived. When a local theater director is found murdered, the quiet town is once again the setting of a puzzling whodunit. With her usual crew — including her sister Andrea and business partner Lisa — Hannah dives into an investigation filled with gossip, red herrings, and of course, mouthwatering desserts, including the title’s signature banana cream pie.

Stormy Day
by Anna Milbourne
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Great story going over the sights and sounds of a storm, and providing assurance to not be scared.

Citrine
by Kathryn Quick
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This book is the third and final installment in the Grandmother’s Rings trilogy. This contemporary romance novel centers on Ali Archer, the last of her siblings to remain unmarried despite receiving one of their grandmother’s rings—a family heirloom believed to help its wearer find true love. Ali is determined to avoid the ring’s influence until she meets Jake Daultry, a U.S. Army helicopter pilot on a 30-day leave before returning to Iraq. Their initial clash of wills soon gives way to undeniable attraction, leading them to navigate the complexities of their differing lifestyles and commitments.

Ten Little Fish
by applesauce press
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We loved counting the fish

How To Babysit A Grandma Book
by jean reagan
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we loved this book

Devil's Food Cake Murder
by Joanne Fluke
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The story kicks off when Reverend Bob Knudson and his wife, Claire, embark on a long-awaited honeymoon. To fill in during their absence, Bob's childhood friend, Matthew Walters, a Lutheran minister with a penchant for sweets, arrives in town. However, the serene setup takes a dark turn when Hannah discovers Matthew dead in the rectory, face-down in a plate of Devil’s Food Cake, a single bullet wound marking his demise. The only witness? A mynah bird that cryptically squawks, “The wages of sin is death.” Determined to uncover the truth, Hannah delves into Matthew’s past, uncovering secrets that suggest his life was far from saintly. As she navigates a web of suspects, including a paroled convict cousin and a mysterious dollar coin, Hannah must sift through the clues to find the killer before they strike again.

Amethyst
by Kathryn Quick
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The story unfolds as Somer and Nick, initially at odds, become entangled in a local crime investigation. Their professional relationship gradually evolves into a personal connection, challenging their preconceived notions about love and destiny. Quick skillfully develops their chemistry, portraying a slow-burn romance that feels both genuine and refreshing.

Anne Of The Island
by Lucy Maud Montgomery
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I really loved how all the different love stories around her helped push Anne towards realizing her true love for Gilbert. She saw Jane marry a man that seemed to be the ideal but there just be something off with the picture, which showed like a warning of her life with Royal. She also saw Phil who was willing to grow and change for a love that was nothing like she had imagined. I think all these contrasts helped Anne realized what she truly valued, and that is also why it's important that Phil is the one who told Gilbert to try again.

This Little Town
by Nora Blake
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This was a very easy quick read. It had a little bit of flirty banter and suspense. It definitely kept me entertained.

Simply Lies
by David Baldacci
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Wonderful
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