Double, Double, Tart and Trouble by Samantha SilverMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Year read: 2023
Double, Double, Tart and Trouble by Samantha Silver is a delightful addition to the Spellford Cove series and a quick read. I have thus far enjoyed this series, and while it may not break new ground in its subgenre, it's undeniably pleasant and full of characters that you can't help but fall in love with. You know, the ones you just can't help but get attached to.
In this installment, we find ourselves knee-deep in yet another murder investigation in Spellford Cove, and it's clear that the little town has more than its fair share of poisonings.
The only downside of this book is its brevity. The story unfolds quite rapidly, and, much like the protagonist, Robin, we're quickly led to the conclusion about the identity of the murderer and their motivations. The murder plot seems to take a back seat to the relationships between the core characters, which are much more enjoyable to explore.
Ultimately, Double, Double, Tart, and Trouble is a delightful and enjoyable addition to the Spellford Cove series. It may follow some familiar tropes, but the camaraderie and charm of the characters keep us coming back for more.
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Double, Double, Tart and Trouble by Samantha Silver is a delightful addition to the Spellford Cove series and a quick read. I have thus far enjoyed this series, and while it may not break new ground in its subgenre, it's undeniably pleasant and full of characters that you can't help but fall in love with. You know, the ones you just can't help but get attached to.
In this installment, we find ourselves knee-deep in yet another murder investigation in Spellford Cove, and it's clear that the little town has more than its fair share of poisonings.
The only downside of this book is its brevity. The story unfolds quite rapidly, and, much like the protagonist, Robin, we're quickly led to the conclusion about the identity of the murderer and their motivations. The murder plot seems to take a back seat to the relationships between the core characters, which are much more enjoyable to explore.
Ultimately, Double, Double, Tart, and Trouble is a delightful and enjoyable addition to the Spellford Cove series. It may follow some familiar tropes, but the camaraderie and charm of the characters keep us coming back for more.
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