What is your favorite type of book to cozy up with?
Nora Pennington is enjoying the winter weather and
creating new book displays at her shop, Miracle Books. She is excited when Deputy Jasper Andrews asks
for her help in creating a Little Women themed proposal for her friend
Hester. Mysteriously, right before the
planned event, Nora discovers that all of her copies of The Scarlet Letter have
had the name Hester cut out of them.
Nora knows that Hester gave up a baby for adoption in the past and hasn’t
even told Andrews her secret. Her family
treated her like she had the scarlet letter embroidered on her and shamed her. When a dead hiker shows up with ties to
Hester’s past, will Hester’s secret come out?
This is the fifth book in the Secret, Book, and Scone
Society Novel series. I was able to read
it as a stand alone novel, but I do want to go back and read the rest of the
books in the series. I greatly enjoyed
it. It’s been pretty stressful at work
and with life lately and a cozy mystery was just what I needed. I loved all of the characters, and really
enjoyed the literary references and love for books. I loved how the mystery was intricately tied
to books as well. The end of the novel
had a list of all of the books referenced which I thought was great! There were also book club discussion questions
as well. I wanted to live in Miracle
Springs and help Nora and Sheldon with their book displays.
Overall, The Vanishing Type is great cozy mystery
filled with wonderfully developed characters, great food, and books galore.
Book Source:
Review Copy from Kensington Cozies as part of the TLC Book Tour.
Sounds like fun. :)
ReplyDeleteI read book one about two years ago and had no problems catching up with book 5.
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