French Roast - A Maggy Thorsen Mystery

3.39 ( 2,676 Ratings by Goodreads)
French Roast

French Roast - A Maggy Thorsen Mystery

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3.39 (2,676 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 6 December, 2022
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Things go from bad to worse for Wisconsin coffeehouse owner Maggy Thorsen when her cousin Jacque Oui finds himself in hot water.

Wisconsin coffeehouse owner Maggy Thorsen's cousin, Jacque Oui, is in trouble. Big trouble! Not only is his cash-strapped Schultz's Market facing competition from a major new grocery chain, but his ex-wife Paulette has arrived from Paris, spectacularly claiming that she and Jacque are still married, despite Jacque being engaged to Maggy's friend and star barista Amy Caprese.

When a huge fire rips through Schultz's Market overnight and a gruesome discovery is made in the shop's upper flat, Maggy is drawn into her cousin's affairs. But where is he? With Jacque suddenly missing, can Maggy uncover the truth behind the disturbing events triggered by Paulette's arrival, or is she about to be scorched by a determined killer?

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Type Book
ISBN13 9781448306732
ISBN10 1448306736
Number Of Pages 208
Item Weight 385 g
Product Dimensions 145 x 225 x 20 mm
Publisher / Reseller Canongate Books
Format hardback
Edition Main
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Media Reviews

The body count rises quickly as Balzo's quirky cozy turns darker than a freshly brewed espresso * Kirkus Reviews *
Vividly drawn characters and dialogue crackling with wit propel the fair-play plot * Publishers Weekly *
Balzo's latest will keep readers on their toes . . . Solid cozy fare * Booklist *
Connecting murders past and present provides a welcome challenge for coffeehouse cozy fans * Kirkus Reviews on The Big Steep *
Lively, intelligent characters and Maggy's refreshingly anxiety-free relationship with her fiance, Brookhills County Sheriff Jake Pavlik, make this stand out from the cozy pack. This is a perfect entry point for newcomers' * Publishers Weekly on The Big Steep *
Numerous plot twists, nicely delineated characters, dry humor, and details of running a coffeehouse define this cozy. Suggest to those who enjoy Laura Childs' Tea Shop mysteries * Booklist on Flat White *
Readers who like their heroines on the spunky side will enjoy Maggy's company * Publishers Weekly on Flat White *

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