Hannah Swensen · Book 27

Coconut Layer Cake Murder

Published
1 January 2020
Pages
416
ISBN-13
9781496718891
Type
novel
Cover of Coconut Layer Cake Murder

About this book

Coconut Layer Cake Murder is the twenty-fifth installment of the Hannah Swensen series by Joanne Fluke, published in 2020. At 416 pages, it is a full-length entry in the series. Chocolate Cream Pie Murder comes before it, and Christmas Cupcake Murder follows.

Key facts about Coconut Layer Cake Murder

Coconut Layer Cake Murder is a novel by Joanne Fluke. Readers have had it since 2020. It runs to 416 pages.

Our list holds 1 edition of Coconut Layer Cake Murder. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9781496718891 to find the main one.

Coconut Layer Cake Murder is book 27 of 31 in the Hannah Swensen series. The series has 31 published books. However, the series starts with Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder (2000). Christmas Caramel Murder is the latest book in the series with a full release date, out on 27 September 2016.

That series sits on our culinary cozy mystery shelf. Meanwhile, Pink Lemonade Cake Murder is the latest published Joanne Fluke book on file, from 2023.

About Joanne Fluke

Joanne Fluke is the pen name of Joanne Fischmann, born in 1943 in Swanville, Minnesota, small-town roots she gave directly to her best-known character. Before settling into cozy mysteries, she worked an eclectic string of jobs (teacher, psychologist, musician, private investigator's assistant, short-order cook, caterer, TV production assistant) and wrote under several other pseudonyms, including Jo Gibson and Kathryn Kirkwood, across earlier suspense and horror novels. See every Joanne Fluke book in order.

Its place in Hannah Swensen

Coconut Layer Cake Murder is book 27 in the Hannah Swensen series. It follows Chocolate Cream Pie Murder. It is followed by Christmas Cupcake Murder. See the full Hannah Swensen reading order.

Hannah Swensen runs The Cookie Jar, a bakery on the town square of Lake Eden, Minnesota, and stumbles into a murder investigation roughly once a book — usually because the victim was found near a batch of her cookies, or because her mother has already decided Hannah should look into it. Joanne Fluke's long-running series is the flagship of the culinary cozy subgenre: each book comes packed with full recipes for the desserts described on the page (readers genuinely bake along), and the mystery plotting is gentle…

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