- Title:
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Trick or Treat (MP3)
- Series:
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Corinna Chapman #4
- Written by:
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Kerry Greenwood
- Read by:
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Louise Siversen
- Format:
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Unabridged MP3 CD Audio Book
- Number of CDs:
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1
- Duration:
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8 hours 57 minutes
- MP3 size:
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389 MB
- Published:
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September 28 2017
- Available Date:
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September 28 2017
- Age Category:
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Adult
- ISBN:
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9781489422330
- Genres:
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Fiction; Australian Fiction; Detective; Humorous Fiction; Lifestyle - Food & Wine
- Publisher:
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Bolinda audio
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Price
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"Corinna and her friends are as delightful as ever."
Kirkus Reviews
"A rich confection that nicely balances humor, villainy and a puzzle."
Publishers Weekly
A delicious mystery.
Amateur sleuth and baker extraordinaire Corinna Chapman is upstaged when the hot new bread chain, Best Fresh Bread, opens just down the street from her own bakery, Earthly Delights. Meanwhile Daniel's tall, blonde and gorgeous old friend is staying with him while she establishes a base and a business in Melbourne. When Daniel starts making excuses, Corinna begins to worry about his absences and also the strange outbreak of madness which seems to be centred on Lonsdale Street. Will Corinna win through a maze of health regulations, missing boyfriends, sinister strangers, fraudulent companies and back alley ambushes? Or will this be the end for the Earthly Delights Bakery?
"Kerry Greenwood, author of the Phryne Fisher Australian mysteries, has created a new heroine: Corinna Chapman, professional baker and occasional amateur sleuth in Melbourne. This series has many of Greenwood's signatures, including humor, deft characterization, an independent heroine, orgasmic descriptions of food, and some of the other kind of orgasm. The plot involves poisonings and a Druid convention, which narrator Louise Siversen carries off with aplomb. Corinna is sexy; the drawl of her ex-druggie baking assistant sounds like everyone's inner 20-something; the shop assistant's Australian Valley Girl intonation is precious; and the witches are all distinct. What a fine, fun job."
AudioFile Magazine