<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p>Felicity Koerber's bean to bar chocolate shop on Galveston's historic Strand is bringing in plenty of customers - in part due to the notoriety of the recent murder of one of her assistants, which she managed to solve. Things seem to be taking a turn for the better. Her new assistant, Mateo, even gets along with Carmen, the shop's barista turned pastry chef. Felicity thinks she's learning to cope with change - right up until one of her friends gets engaged. Everyone's expecting her to ask Logan, her former bodyguard, to be her plus one. But even the thought of asking out someone else still makes her feel disloyal to her late husband's memory -- so maybe she hasn't moved on from her husband's death as much as she thought. </p><p>Felicity isn't planning to contact Logan any time soon. Only, Felicity finds ANOTHER body right outside her shop - making it two murders at Greetings and Felicitations in as many months. That night, Mateo disappears, leaving Felicity to take care of his pet octopus. The police believe that Mateo committed the murder, but Felicity is convinced that, despite the mounting evidence, something more is going on, and Mateo may actually be in trouble. </p><p>When Logan assumes that he's going to help Felicity investigate, she realizes she's going to have to spend time with him - whether she's ready to really talk to him or not. Can Felicity find out what happened to Mateo, unmask a killer, and throw an engagement party all at the same time?</p><p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br><p>"Royer has concocted a sweetly dark confection with 70% DARK INTENSIONS, the second serving in her Bean to Bar Mysteries series. She serves up intrigue (and a dash of romance) with a mix of dastardly villains, a likable heroine, and a quirky cast of supporting characters, including Clive, the octopus. Throw in illegal animal trafficking, clues galore that only Felicity can solve, and all things chocolate, and you'll read this yummy treat late into the night." --Amy Shojai, author of September Day & Shadow pet-centric thrillers.</p><p><br></p><p>"With as many unpredictable twists and turns as the hurricane approaching Galveston, Grand Openings Can Be Murder is an intriguing cozy mystery set in a new chocolate shop along the island's historic Strand. Readers will love learning about the bean-to-bar chocolate-making process while the store's owner, Felicity, pursues truth, justice, and the perfect chocolate bar." -- Diane Kelly, Award-winning author of the Death & Taxes, Paw Enforcement, House Flipper, and Busted mystery series.</p><p><br></p><p>If you love chocolate-and who doesn't-then you'll love GRAND OPENINGS CAN BE MURDER. Heartwarming and suspenseful in the same breath, chock full of compelling characters and great plot twists, this book will leave you wanting more. I can't wait for the next Felicity Koerber mystery! -- Harry Hunsicker, former executive vice president of the Mystery Writers of America and the author of THE DEVIL's COUNTRY.</p><p><br></p><p>"Set inside the fascinating world of bean-to-bar chocolate, Grand Openings Can be Murder will satisfy your craving for a delicious mystery, flavorful characters, and a smart and sassy sleuth." -- Rebecca Adler, author of The Taste of Texas mystery series.</p><br>
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