the diva runs out of thyme by krista davis

If you are looking for a few cozies to enjoy this month, check out the best options ahead.

Instead, it's usually based in a small town, where an amateur detective personally knows all the suspects, keeping you guessing as you wade through the charm. According to Goodreads, cozy mysteries (aka Cozies) rarely include sex, profanity, or violence. They are as delightful as they sound: lighthearted, comical mysteries that draw you in without raising your heart rate. Unlike horror, thrillers, or true-crime novels, cozy mysteries don't get into the bloody gore of murder or the violent actions of hardened criminals or sociopaths. With relatives and friends under suspicion for the deadly deed, and Sophies detective boyfriend Wolf out of town, its up to Sophie to chase this goose and. But if you're sick of not being able to get to sleep after reading intense books late at night, you may want to give cozy mystery books a try. From tracking down fictional murderers to learning about iconic women, every #booknerd loves a mystery-thriller book. The power of a book is simply irresistible. With the festival falling apart, and her friends in danger of being boxed up for murder, Sophie must cobble together the clues and stop a flakey fiend from serving up any more deadly desserts.A warm, fuzzy blanket is wrapped around you, candles are flickering nearby, and the real world has slowly slipped away as you're lost inside a good book - it's the perfect evening.

It turns out that Patsy's sweet exterior hid a secret, sour side, which alienated many of her closest allies, including a jilted ex-husband, a bitter ex-mentor, and a jaded ex-best friend. But the drama really rolls out when celebrity judge, Patsy Lee Presley, host of television's most popular cooking show, bites the crust during the competition, and Sophie's friends are suspected of the crime.Īs the folks of Old Town dish, the tough truth about Patsy's meteoric rise to domestic stardom begins to leak.

Sophie, meanwhile, has been asked to oversee the pie eating contest. Nothing heats up Old Town quite like the annual Pie Festival, and this year is no exception, especially since Sophie's professional rival, Natasha Smith, is barred from participating. In New York Times best-selling author Krista Davis's new Domestic Diva mystery, Old Town's annual Pie Festival crumbles into chaos after a celebrity judge is murdered, leaving it up to entertaining maven and sometime-sleuth Sophie Winston to dole out justice.

The diva runs out of thyme by krista davis