Murder Most Sweet: A Bookish Baker Mystery (A Bookish Baker Mystery #1) by Laura Jensen Walker

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It was a fun read but the some of the characters did get on my nerves. I really couldn't stand Teddie's mother, she was into looks too much for me. What I did like was that Teddie was a strong woman and didn't let anyone push her around. The writing was fast pace and was good quick read. I will be picking up this book as soon as it comes out.

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