Love Is Murder A Freshly Baked Cozy Mystery Book 6 – Kathleen Suzette

I asked Alec as we drove to the police station. I had a plate of freshly baked chocolate chip cookies in my lap, and the smell was making me hungry. I had just eaten an enormous bowl of oatmeal, but chocolate was hard for me to resist. “I’m betting he won’t be there on a Saturday morning. Sam was never one for putting in more time than was absolutely necessary at work,” he said.

“Hand me one of those cookies, will you?” “Those are for the boys,” I said, lifting the edge of the plastic wrap and pulling one out anyway. It was so moist, it bent over when I picked it up. “Hazard pay,” he said, taking it from me. “Now that’s fresh.” He popped the whole thing into his mouth and groaned. “I take it you approve?” I asked. “We have got to step up our running. That marathon will be here before you know it, and all I’ve been doing is eating.”

Alec finished chewing and swallowed. “I wasn’t going to mention it, but you might want to lay off the sweets.” The wicked grin on his face made me punch him in the shoulder. He laughed. “I need to test each and every dessert I bake. It isn’t my fault,” I said. “Plus, I need to check out the competition’s wares.” I cringed when I said it. Just thinking about Le Chemise made me feel sick. Alec pulled into the parking lot at the police station and parked in the spot nearest the front door.

I grabbed my coffee from the cup holder, and we headed in. George and Yancey were sitting at the front desk, peering at the computer screen. “Hey, Alec, Allie,” Yancey said, quickly toggling to another computer screen. I was just able to catch sight of a screen full of football jerseys before he did. “What are you two up to?” “I promised y’all some cookies, and I never go back on a promise,” I said, setting the plate on the front counter.

“Allie, you are a gem,” George said, lifting the plastic wrap and grabbing a cookie. “Those smell wonderful,” Yancey said, following George’s lead. Yancey groaned when he bit into the cookie. “These are the best chocolate chip cookies I’ve ever eaten.” “I’m so glad to hear that,” I said. “You do know I’ve got my pies and cakes and whatnot at Henry’s every day, right?” He nodded. “I bought a piece of cherry pie the other day.

It was fantastic.” “Good,” I said with a smile. Hearing that people loved my baking always made my day. “Yancey, can I use the computer system to take a look at a couple of people?” Alec asked.

Copyright © 2017 by Kate Bell. All rights reserved. This book is a work of fiction. All names, characters, places and incidents are either products of the author’s imagination, or used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events, locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronically or mechanical, without permission in writing from the author or publisher.

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