Greg leaves to get back to his stock trading, he’s making a bundle on the company Redlines and Hannah heads over to her shop. He was out that morning and thought he’d pull a prank on his old pal. His store closed down recently, and after he sold his house he moved in with his grandmother (who lives in the same condo building as Hannah). Greg had moved back a few years ago and opened an import store at the Tri-County Mall. It turns out to be an old friend, Greg Canfield. And of course Hannah, is one of the many people who has a booth for her business.Īs she is heading out to her shop, a guy attacks her from behind warning her to get against the wall or else she will be killed!!!!
Hannah’s mother Delores helped the Historical Society create a full-scale replica of the first mayor’s house, Ezekiel Jordan. The Jordan High School shop class redid old sleighs to give sleigh rides. This year marked the first annual Lake Eden Winter Carnival. So this year, the city decided to do something different to bring in tourist and boost the economy. With Valentine’s Day, another flurry of activity. Christmas and News Years? Parties galore and business is booming. It’s late February and things are pretty slow. She accidentally runs into dead bodies, or people ask her to investigate, causing her to solve crimes before the police even have a smidgen of a clue. This is the third book in the series following Hannah Swenson, ex-English Literature major and now owner of cookie shop, The Cookie Jar, in Lake Eden, Minnesota. « Oct Dec » Categories Categories Archivesīlueberry Muffin Murder (Hannah Swenson Mystery #3) by Joanne Fluke
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