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Any of these would make a good companion on your next holiday trip.
(Read by Suzanne Toren; Recorded Books; nine hours and 35 minutes)
The 22-book “Hannah Swensen” mystery series begins with this light and charming story. Starring smart young baker Swensen who is also an amateur detective, this entertaining narrative offers likable characters and an array of recipes. The problem, and it is a big one, is narrator Toren, who can’t manage accents or voices. Too bad. Otherwise, it’s a tasty little cozy.
Grade: C+
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