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“Maybe the best thing of all is being able to find justice for people who no longer have the power to help themselves.”
Woohoo, the fantabulous cozy mystery series continues in Amber Royer’s next Bean to Bar Mystery Series, A Study in Chocolate this time with the mystery centered around the art world.
Readers are immediately treated to a who-done-it mystery when a new artist moves to Galveston. Felicity, the main character immediately starts investigating the who and why of their murder. But this time it is a different reason for Felicity to investigate. She gets deeply involved for personal reasons close to her heart. A Study in Chocolate moves like a speeding bullet, no pun intended.
Ruffles, the cat, and Satchmo, the dog have story time in this fifth book. That’s one of the main draws for me to this series is the animals that Royer incorporates into the storylines.
Royer still showcases Fecility as a relatable strong woman, still dealing with hang-ups. Unfortunately, readers of this series are still left with the tortuous question: Logan or Arlo? Who will finally capture Felicity’s heart forever? Now I will have to read the next book in this series to find out.
I read the first Bean to Bar Mystery, Grand Openings Can Be Murder, and the third book Out of Temper, as well as the fourth book, A Shot in the 80% Dark. Readers are not going to be as lost if they miss one book in this series. Royer is a talented writer giving adequate snippets in each book so that you are not lost.
These books are the perfect weekend diversion for wanting to relax in a crazy world with lots of coffee and chocolate. You will soon get enveloped in Royer’s way with words intertwining delving you into a fantabulous, fast-paced story around murder, and of course chocolate.
If you love stories with strong women, chocolate, animals, an emerging love story, and a steadfast mystery then add this to your TBR. To be honest, I hope more of Gently emerges in the subsequent stories. He seems like a character you really want to get to know better. Once again, Royer left me thinking about something that not even I considered before – who is my favorite painter? Do you have one?
I’m off to search for some yummo chocolate. Thanks, Royer! Right now, a Seattle Chocolate Crunchy Peanut Butter Truffle bar is calling my name!
Special Note: I can hardly believe it, this is my 165 book review for Lone Star Blog Tours. Thanks, Lone Star for opening my reading world to new authors and stories.

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Thank you for such a fun review! You can’t go wrong with peanut butter and chocolate. I haven’t had that particular bar, but it sounds AMAZING!
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You’re welcome! It is fab.
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Love this review and your enthusiasm for the book & series — what’s not to love with the animals (don’t forget the bunny) and the chocolate and the love triangle and the mystery?
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