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"Prepare for a wild ride thru the Market!!!!" according to Deborah M Almada. This book will take you on a wild ride. This is the third installment of the Spice Shop Mysteries, set at Pike Place Market. The reasons I love this series are all present in this installment, Pepper, her shop, her friends and her employees. I always enjoy the rich details of food, spice, the Market experience and relationships. While each story gives us more details and background this volume explodes with family, friends, and mystery present and past. Is this whole mystery set up by Pepper's Mom's unexpected visit or is it just a coincidence? What part . Lee said Spice Shop mystery. This is third in a really great series. Pepper Reece, owner and proprietor, of the Spice Shop, in Pike P!ace Market, Seattle, is enjoying much success in her thriving business, and just enjoying life in general. But soon, the past collides with the present, a murder takes place, and she, her family, and best friend are right in the middle. The mystery is as good as a mystery gets, and the Seattle Market just sucks you in like you're right there, and her shop, with enticing treats, a must visit. This is a "can't put it down" read. The author is oh so skill. "A roller coaster ride and two murders - one cold case and one present to solve!" according to Merry a Vero Beach, FL Reviewer. This is book A roller coaster ride and two murders - one cold case and one present to solve! This is book 3 in a fun and exciting trilogy. I Loved this book and the roller coaster ride it took me on. I love Pepper and her strength and intuition which takes her to finding a killer of a person she thought she knew in her "other life" and who her mother knew back in the days of communes and revolts. Actually, there were two murders that Pepper had to try and figure out since in a funny way it would answer some questions about her childhood. I was happy to have the cast of characters in the front of the book since as the author added a name to the st. in a fun and exciting trilogy. I Loved this book and the roller coaster ride it took me on. I love Pepper and her strength and intuition which takes her to finding a killer of a person she thought she knew in her "other life" and who her mother knew back in the days of communes and revolts. Actually, there were two murders that Pepper had to try and figure out since in a funny way it would answer some questions about her childhood. I was happy to have the cast of characters in the front of the book since as the author added a name to the st

After Bonnie is murdered only days later, Pepper is determined to uncover the truth. But when Lena recognizes the potter, Bonnie Clay, as an old friend who disappeared years ago, the afternoon turns sour.   While browsing in the artists’ stalls, Pepper and Lena drool over stunning pottery made by a Market newcomer. But as Pepper roots out long-buried secrets, will she be digging her own grave?. In Seattle’s Pike Place Market, Spice Shop owner Pepper Reece is savoring her business success, but soon finds her plans disrupted by a killer in the latest from the national bestselling author of Guilty as Cinnamon.  Pepper Reece’s to-do list is longer than the shopping list for a five-course dinner, as she conjures up spice blends bursting with seasonal flavor, soothes nervous brides fretting over the gift registry, and crosses her fingers for a rav

She lives in northwest Montana with her husband, Don Beans, a doctor of natural medicine, and their Burmese cat, Ruff, an avid bird-watcher. . Leslie won the 2013 Agatha Award for Best First Novel for Death al Dente, first in the Food Lovers’ Village Mysteries, and won the 2011 Agatha Award for Best Nonfiction for Books, Crooks & Counselors: How to Write Accurately About Criminal Law and Courtroom Procedure. She loves to cook, eat,

Cook, national bestselling author of the Sweet Pepper Fire Brigade mysteries   “Pure enjoyment.” —Suspense Magazine  “A tantalizing mystery and a fragrant treat for the senses.”—Connie Archer, national bestselling author of the Soup Lover’s Mysteries   “A smart blend of zesty characters, piquant spices, and scrumptious food.”—Daryl Wood Gerber, national bestselling author of the Cookbook Nook Mysteries   “A solid entry to the mystery genre thanks to Budewitz's great descriptions, evocative setting and engaging mystery.”—The Billings Outpost  “This engaging cozy makes the most of its Seattle location, effectively weaves facts about spices and their uses

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