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Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder
- Narrated by: Suzanne Toren
- Series: Hannah Swensen, Book 1
- Length: 9 hrs and 32 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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- Jessica
- 2019-03-29
loved it!
good read, kept you guessing. love the recipies and can't wait to read the next book
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- Mike Reiter
- 2021-12-27
Feels very 1980's
Both the narrator and the story feel like a 1980's murder mystery series like Murder She Wrote or Father Dowling Mysteries.
Hanna owns a cookie shop. Not a bakery, she just seems to make cookies. Her brother-in-law is a local policeman and they introduce another policeman, where if you have seen the netflix series you know becomes a love interest later, but not in this book. A milkman is murdered, found by Hanna in his truck with a bullet through the heart. This leads Hanna to help her brother-in-law with the investigation. Of course all the investigating and solving is done by Hanna.
Characters are stock and the dialog is wooden. There is never a sense if urgency or danger. There is only ever one suspect at a time and they are quickly ruled out. As with any book written before cellphones a lot of the plot seems contrived as a simple sent picture or text message would h ave cleared up situations.
If you are a fan of the Murder She Wrote TV series you might like this. It is light, and moves along. Overall while it isn't bad, it isn't good either. I am not rushing out to find another in the series or by the author.
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- Nicole E. Butler
- 2020-10-23
Chocolate chip cookie murder has terrible narrator
the story was pretty good but the narration was not. The narrator's voice is too mature for voicing a twentysomething woman and her range was cringeworthy. From the ridiculous Male voices to the simpering women's voices.
if you can get past the narration you could enjoy the story.
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- Carmen
- 2020-10-17
A little slow to start but enjoyed it
It was a little slow to start for me. A lot of little details that I found to be delaying the story and plot. It started to pick up soon and I really enjoyed the pacing and story. I don’t usually go for mystery but I think I’ll look for the next one.
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- Amazon Customer
- 2020-10-06
ok
this is a typical cozy mystery,easy listening but kept me entertained. I really didn't care for tha narrator with the simpering girlie voices.
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- Amazon Customer
- 2020-09-15
I really enjoyed this book
A very nice easy and enjoyable listen. i will look for more books by Joanna Fluke
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- Thomas Straub
- 2012-12-12
Fun read
What did you love best about Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder?
Fun enjoyable light read with pleasant characters. Not deep or even 100% believable but that makes it fun sometimes
Who was your favorite character and why?
Hannah. She's hard working and fair and gemnerous.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
We listened during a long drive and had no problem continuing in one drive
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- senior sonark
- 2013-03-25
so disappointed ...
Would you try another book from Joanne Fluke and/or Suzanne Toren?
no ... I have loved similar mysteries with women involved in solving the crime but this one seemed so simplistic, predictable, and unbelievable. The hardest part was the reader. I will always wonder if I had read the book rather than listening - who knows, I might have liked the book more.
What didn’t you like about Suzanne Toren’s performance?
amatur-ish ... she would have been better off not changing her voice for each character. I managed to finish the book only because I distracted myself with my quilting projects while listening to her horrible characterizations. I didn't need too much concentration to keep track of the plot lines in this one.
What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?
boredom ... what a yawn ... I kept wanting it to grow on me ... didn't happen -
Any additional comments?
very sad ... I really wanted to like this series
24 people found this helpful
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- Sandra
- 2018-03-22
Cozy and Cookies
Yum! I will be listening to the series. Narrator did a nice job of differentiating characters and came close to doing a Minnesota accent.
4 people found this helpful
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- Svetlana
- 2014-04-17
First and last book of the series for me
What disappointed you about Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder?
It feels like the author was trying to mix all the necessary ingredients of a good cozy mystery (a small town, a small shop, a cat, even cookie recipes), but the dish just did not work out. I could not make myself to care for the characters; the location was neither interesting nor atmospheric, the mystery itself, especially the outcome, was just not good enough, or subtle enough. I do not think I will be listening to any more books in the series. That's how the cookie crumbles, I guess.
11 people found this helpful
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- Burtoda
- 2020-09-25
Great Food Mystery
I love these kind of books. Not only do you get a great mystery you also get some great recipes. The narrator is great with the voices for each character.
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- celeste alaniz
- 2018-03-23
Clips are perfect for this book
Audible is the perfect venue for this listening
This book is whets the appetite for a good detective story and fun cookie recipes
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- Tillie
- 2010-03-03
Lightweight writing, lightweight reader
The title made me expect that this book would be a cozy mystery and it is. But I didn't care for the narrator's style. Her reading was too cute, almost childish, and distracted me from the story (but with perfect diction).
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- Beatrice
- 2010-12-29
Spoilers- Buy this book at your risk
I love cozy mysteries that feature cooks. However, I could not love this book. My life is far from perfect, and I don't know anyone who has a perfect life. There for I could not read about such a person. Her biggest problem is that her mother is a nag. It made no since for her to be involved in solving the problem in the story. Her brother-in-law, a police asked her to nose around an help him get a promotion. He might not need a promotion if Hannah is going to solve the crime. Everyone is thrilled to talk to Hannah and spill all of their secrets. She goes to a casino, and even though she doesn't gamble or even like to gamble, she wins a jackpot. I wish my life could be that easy. I confess I did not finish the book. I could not. I like my mysteries to have realistic characters with realistic lives. This was not one of those books. I will however buy the recipe book that Joanne Fluke is going to put out with recipes from this series.
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- TVNerd95
- 2020-09-25
A new series for me to enjoy
I really liked this book. The mystery was intriguing, and I adore Hannah Swensen as a character. This book started off fast and it never let up. Understand this is a cozy mystery so its not an intense but it does move at a quick pace and the mystery is pretty much all consuming. There isn’t a lot of sub plots to bog the story the down. The romantic side of the story if you can even call it that seemed a little contrived and almost took me out of the mystery. It was introduced so late in the book it threw me off a little.
Hannah Swensen is an interesting character she loves her job, her family and her community. She begins as a fully fleshed out character and I enjoyed that. She is happy with her life. Her only flaw to me was she seems to want to help everyone and makes a lot of promises about keeping things secret. She made no effort to hide the fact she was investigating the case and the police knew it too; a welcome surprise was compared to other books.
The narrator Suzanne Toren was great and really had me hooked from the beginning.
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- Tara
- 2013-04-08
LOVE This Series
Where does Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
Top 10 Series
Who was your favorite character and why?
Hannah - love that she is a snoop...:)
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Some of this book (and the series) is laugh out loud funny. Mostly because Hannah and I have the same maddening and amazing mothers.
Any additional comments?
The characters are great and stories are fun and fast paced. Love the Goldie Baer books and this series is a nice addition to fill in when I need a fun listen.
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