#Book1CoziesClub Series First Impressions | Haunted Craft Fair Mysteries...

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My thoughts on Murder Can Mess Up Your Masterpiece, the first book in the Haunted Craft Fair Mysteries and Cappuccinos, Cupcakes, and a Corpse which is the first book in the Cape Bay Cafe Mystery Series by Harper Lin. These were the May and June selections for #Book1CoziesClub in 2020. Timestamps after the break.


Intro: 0.00
Murder Can Mess Up Your Masterpiece: 1:08
Cappuccinos, Cupcakes, and a Corpse: 6:39

I usually post dedicated videos for each selection, however because the videos for each of these selections would've been much shorter than the previous ones, i decided to combine my thoughts on both of these books into one video. Let me know if you prefer to have individual videos or if you don't mind these compilation videos every once in a while.

Be sure to join us every month for a new selection in the Mystery Madness Goodreads Group: https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/184109-mystery-madness

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