Smugglers and Scones by Morgan C Talbot

Smugglers and Scones by Morgan C Talbot
Publisher: Red Adept Publishing
Genre: Mystery/Suspense, Contemporary
Length: Full Length (222 pgs)
Rating: 4 Stars
Reviewed by Snowdrop

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Such a fun book. This is Book 1 of a series titled “Moorehaven Mysteries”. A totally different take on mysteries and books. A B&B for authors only. Can you imagine inheriting an old Victorian previously owned by a famous author? A place full of mysteries and research sources for writers to use. It would be like being in reading heaven. I wanted to go there before I had read a third of the book. Plus, it has very interesting characters, people you’d like to meet. Each with his or her own distinct personality.

Can you tell I enjoyed this book thoroughly? I really did. It was light, easy to read, and yet definitely kept my attention. An original storyline with all the parts of a cozy added in; even a secret group called Glaze and Gossip. If you are wondering if this somehow involves donuts or possibly scones, you are correct. Maybe that’s why I liked this book so much…the food. But seriously even though every breakfast at the Moorehaven B&B made me hungry, I enjoyed this book because it was a page turner and well-written. It had depth and feeling.

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I noticed Book 2 is out and I’m going for it as soon as I can. I also noticed that she has another fiction series that must come from a hobby of hers, geocaching. The series is titled “Caching Out”. Better check on it too.