Published: April 22, 2010
Words: 54952 (approximate)
Language: English

Description

Lederhosen, accordions....and a dead body! And a dead body is just what coffee roaster Jennifer Penny found when she walked into her coffee booth at the Polka Daze Festival. While unearthing clues, Jennifer dodges the demands of her soon to be ex-husband, and the advances of a sexy cop and a flirtatious butcher. She'll need more than a double espresso to stay on her toes and solve this mystery.

Tags

thriller, suspense, murder, murder mystery, midwest, amateur sleuth, female sleuth, detective, cozy mystery, coffee, sleuth, minnesota, cozy, knitting, crochet, coffee roaster, fairs, state fairs, county fairs

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Review by: Linda Phillips on May 16, 2011 :
A good who done it. Well written and an enjoyable read.
(reviewed long after purchase)

Review by: Susan Schoeffield on April 27, 2010 :
Too Dead To Dance

In the world of cozy mysteries and amateur sleuths, Too Dead Too Dance by Diane Morlan is a brightly shining star. Set in a small Minnesota town during its annual Polka Daze Festival, Ms. Morlan tells a tantalizing story with a well-developed plot featuring interesting, if not somewhat eccentric, characters. Not the least of these characters is the story’s heroine, Jennifer Penny. When her good friend, Sister Bernadine, becomes an unlikely suspect in a murder investigation, Jennifer does what she does best: she snoops around into everybody’s business until she unravels the truth. Like you would feel after relishing a well-seasoned brat washed down by an ice cold Leinenkugel, you’ll find yourself hungry for more of this tasty morsel.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

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