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Plum Pudding Murder

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Kensington Books, 2009 - Fiction - 303 pages
Rumour has it that "Lunatic Larry" Jaeger is in the red--an idea that takes a sinister turn when Hannah discovers the man himself dead as a doornail in his own office. It seems quite a few people would have liked to fill Larry's stocking with coal and then bash him with it. With so many suspects to investigate and the twelve days of Christmas ticking away, Hannah's running out of time to nab a murderous Scrooge who doesn't want her to see the New Year.
  

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Great recipes abound in this newest installment. - Goodreads
The recipes bumped it up to a 2. - Goodreads
I loved the ending, and oh boy, what a small world. - Goodreads
This one has a great cliffhanger ending! - Goodreads
I love all the recipes! - Goodreads
The recipes sound great though. - Goodreads

Review: Plum Pudding Murder (Hannah Swensen #12)

User Review  - Janastasia Whydra - Goodreads

Joanne Fluke's Plum Pudding Murder is the twelfth installment in the Hannah Swensen Murder mystery series. It's set up similarly to the eighth volume, Cherry Cheesecake Murder, in redgards to the fact ... Read full review

Review: Plum Pudding Murder (Hannah Swensen #12)

User Review  - Dolores - Goodreads

This cozy, fun novel takes place in Lake Eden, Minnesota, ten days before Christmas. Hanna Swenson, owner of The Cookie Jar, made several cookies and even her own recipe for plum pudding (with real ... Read full review

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Contents

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IV
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About the author (2009)

Joanne Fluke was born in Swanville, Minnesota in 1943. While pursuing her writing career, she worked as a public school teacher, a psychologist, a musician, a private detective's assistant, a secretary, a short order cook, a florist's assistant, a caterer and party planner, a computer consultant, a production assistant on a TV quiz show, and half of a screenwriting team with her husband. She writes the Hannah Swensen Mystery series which includes original family recipes for baking. Her other works include The Stepchild, Vengeance Is Mine, Video Kill, Dead Giveaway, and Deadly Memories.

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