Jealousy Filled Donuts review

Title:  Jealousy Filled Donuts 

Author:    Ginger Bolton 

Pg: 288 

Series:  Deputy Donut Mystery book 3

Genre:  Cozy Mystery 

Rating:   4 stars 

publisher: Kensington Publishing Corporation

Jealousy filled Donuts is the third book in the Deputy Donut Mystery series by Ginger Bolton and they just keep getting better and better.   A police-themed donut shop is indeed kind of cute, because for better or worse when people think donuts they think police. 

This one is set around the fourth of July and Emily had even intention of staying out of trying to solve another murder. That is until someone begins trying to convince the police that she is the main suspect.  So she's determined to try to clear her name again.  Even though police Detective Brett doesn’t' want her to put herself in harm’s way.  Emily tends to be on the stubborn side. 

I love Dep the cat and unofficial donut shop mascot.  This one is my favorite of the series so far. I have to say though the ending and suspect was a little bit too easy to predict.   But it was till good.  

I received a copy of this book from the publisher through netgalley. I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are mine alone.

Review of Goodbye Cruller World

Title:  Goodbye Cruller World

Author: Ginger Bolton

Series: Deputy Donut mystery book 2

 

Chapters: 32

Pages: 295

Genre: cozy mystery

Rating: 4 stars

In Goodbye Cruller World by Ginger Bolton the second Deputy Donut  Emily Westhill is faced with another  murder and a state police detective with a grudge is determine to pin it on her and her donut shop. But then has her sight set the bride  Emily who's brand new husband was murder. 

Emily's friend local police detective Brent doesn't want her investigating because of what happened last time.  But Emily wants to clear her friend's name.  Brent doesn't want anything to happen to her.  But as always Emily doesn't listen. 

I enjoyed this second Deputy Donut novel.  With the 911 dispatcher and retired police chief turned donut owners. Emily owns it with her father-in-law along with a matchmaking cat named Dep.  I loved the donut recipes in the back of the book.  Like most cozy mysteries this was a quick and fun read. I look forward to future  Deputy Donut mysteries. 

I received a copy of this book from the publisher through netgalley. I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are mine alone.