Snuffed Out (Candlemaking Mysteries, No. 2)

# Read ^ Snuffed Out (Candlemaking Mysteries, No. 2) by Tim Myers à eBook or Kindle ePUB. Snuffed Out (Candlemaking Mysteries, No. 2) Now Harrison will burn the candle at both ends to catch a killer as the tenants death starts to look shockingly like murder.. When the power goes out in Harrison Blacks candle shop, he finds his tenant electrocuted]

Snuffed Out (Candlemaking Mysteries, No. 2)

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Rating : 4.82 (940 Votes)
Asin : 0425199800
Format Type : paperback
Number of Pages : 192 Pages
Publish Date : 2017-03-26
Language : English

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Now Harrison will burn the candle at both ends to catch a killer as the tenant's death starts to look shockingly like murder.. When the power goes out in Harrison Black's candle shop, he finds his tenant electrocuted

Reader in Kansas said perfectly crafted cozy. I've enjoyed both of Tim Myers's candle shop mysteries--AT WICK'S END and SNUFFED OUT--because the series is crafted as the perfect cozy. The main character/sleuth, Harrison Black, has inherited a candle shop as well as the building his and several other cozy shops (antique store, coffee shop/bakery, pottery shop, New Age shop) occupy. This gives the books a closed community of characters, and with Harrison living upstairs in an apartment over the candle shop, gives the readers a place they'll want to come back to again and again. One of the reasons I and many other mystery readers love cozies is that we do get to live the main . "A Wonderful (But Too Short) Series" according to E. S.. A wonderful series, loved all of them, but unfortunately Tim Myers and his pseudonyms (a very prolific and gifted author no matter what he calls himself) write usually three to six in each series and just when you are in love with each series, it ends. But they are wonderful reading.. Very Disappointing Second Book When the power goes out at River's Edge, Harrison stumbles on a dead body. Looks like Aaron was electrocuted when water spilled on the chord of an electric potter's wheel he was using. The police are quick to rule it an accident, but Harrison isn't so sure. Especially when his other tenants keep telling him that Aaron hated electric potter's wheels. With the small police force being struck down by the flue, Harrison starts investigating. Meanwhile, his choice of a replacement tenant causes hard feelings and tensions to rise around the complex. Will Harrison be able to keep the peace, solve the murder, and run his shop?I loved th

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