This leads to Hannah not only going on a(nother) diet but also finally giving in and frequenting the new local gym with her sister, Andrea. When it finally arrives, Hannah’s worst fears are confirmed: the dress is too small. What she does not look forward to is serving refreshments in the Regency-era dress Delores ordered for her based on her measurements from the year before.
She’s been asked to cater, which she looks forward to despite Delores’s constant indecision regarding the menu. Can I say how disappointed I was that the murder in Cream Puff Murder wasn't precipitated by the book the mother of our heroine, Hannah Swensen, announced was being published in the last novel? Granted, Joanne Fluke dealt with it very cleverly after Delores’s bold claims, and I suppose that it is a bit clichéd for a fictionalization of town life to provide the basis for a murder, but I can’t help feeling it’s a bit of an opportunity lost (or maybe I just enjoy mischief a bit too much for my own good, teehee).Īnyway, Hannah is in a tizzy with the upcoming release party of Delores’s Regency romance novel, with characters based on people from their small town of Lake Eden.
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