Great story with questionable characters and unidentified victims. The Gardia, conduct interviews, search for clues, and investigate. Who has motive? Who are the bakers? What are their conflicts and secrets?
Hard to put down and many surprises.
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Murder at an Irish Bakery Sweets
Siobhan and Macdara are back in the newest addition to the “An Irish Village” mystery series, Murder at an Irish Baker. When a baking contest invades Kilbane and the flour mill bakery for filming, Siobhan and Macdara think it a sweet assignment, but before long, the contest turns to murder, and it is up to the husband and wife team to find the killer before someone else ends up baked.The characters in this book and series are among my favorites. They are witty and engaging and make me smile. This time around, the characters are involved in a baking show contest being filmed at the best bakery in Kilbane next to the old flour mill. When the star contestant turns up dead, everyone involved in the show becomes a suspect. It's baker heaven and high competition, so maybe one of the contestants decided they would find the best way to win would be to eliminate the competition permanently. The trail of evidence keeps leading Siobhan and Macdara down paths that seem to lead nowhere. But as the investigation continues, they find that filming a baking show and keeping everyone safe while tracking a killer is harder than keeping Siobhan’s siblings from getting into trouble. The location of Kilbane, Ireland, is a lovely place; its rich history and culture are unique. The killer's identity, once revealed, and the motive will have readers up in arms and filled with indignation.I found this book a quick, enjoyable read. I adore Siobhan, Macdara, and her siblings. All of these characters combine to keep me interested and happy. Kilbane, in the county of Cork, is a part of my heart in more ways than one, and I find the descriptions of the area to be a wonderful reminder of the beauty of Ireland. There is no doubt that readers will want to taste the sweet creations from the flour mill bakery. However, I had one issue with this book. There just wasn’t enough of Siobhan’s siblings this time around. Yes, they are around, but only as background characters, and I really wanted more of the book to have one or more siblings involved with the investigation. That said, I still loved this book and will continue to look forward to the next story.
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