Smakebit på Søndag; Goodnight Moo (A Buttermilk Creek Mystery #2) av Mollie Cox Bryan

Det er søndag og på tide med en ny Smakebit på Søndag, som Betraktninger og Flukten fra virkeligheten har ansvaret for.

I dag vil jeg ta for meg en cosy mystery som omhandler blant annet kyr, småskala gårdsysteri og mystiske dødsfall.

Smakebiten er fra begynnelsen av boka.
"Spring wildflowers hung on throughout much of the season and Brynn and her cows enjoyed the honeysuckle, bluebells, and pink lady’s slipper in the fields. Brynn didn’t appreciate the humidity and heat, but she cherished the way the community gathered its resources for one of its biggest events of the year—the Shenandoah Springs annual fair. This year, Buttermilk Creek Farm was sponsoring for the first time a local cheesemakers’ shed and contest."

Comments

  1. Augusta18 April 2021 at 14:06

    Det er fascinerende hvor mange cozycrime som finnes - og med så små nisjer. Gårdsysterier ...? :) Det er alltid moro å klikke meg inn her og se hva du leser. Nyt søndagen :)

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    1. GothicVamperstein21 April 2021 at 14:04

      Det at det er så mange små nisjer er noe av sjarmen med cosy mysteries etter min mening. :-) Koselig at du liker å klikke deg innom og håper du hadde en fin søndag du også.

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  2. Lottens Bokblogg18 April 2021 at 17:12

    Tack för smakbiten. Charmigt omslag :-)

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  3. Paula18 April 2021 at 18:14

    Vilket gulligt omslag, cozy är inte min genre, hoppas du finner den väl värd att läsa. Tack för smakbit

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    1. GothicVamperstein21 April 2021 at 14:05

      Vær så god. :-) Det finnes nok andre bøker som er mer din type bøker. :-)

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  4. Lena18 April 2021 at 20:42

    Den boken såg mysig ut. Tack för smakbiten.

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  5. Cinnamon18 April 2021 at 21:29

    Cozy crime med kossor. :)

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  6. Boklysten20 April 2021 at 15:41

    Känner inte till den boken. Tack för smakbiten!

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