Framed and Frosted (Cupcake Catering Mystery Series)

Review\n"Framed and Frosted" is a fun-filled novel filled with murder, blackmail, manslaughter, theft, and total chaos that will have one flipping through the pages like mad to find out what happens next! - Belinda Wilson, InD'Tale\n"Kim Davis is an awesome storyteller and her books are amazing treats that should not be missed!" ~Escape With Dollycas Into A Good Book\n"This story does pack in a lot of sub-plots . . . they only add to the story and do not detract at all. I was amazed at how the author kept everything flowing smoothly and wove each story succinctly into the major plot." ~Storeybook Reviews\n"Wow! Once I started reading Framed and Frosted, I couldn't put it down! . . . Davis keeps readers on the edge of their seats as she crafts a suspenseful mystery with plenty of surprising twists and turns." ~Reading Is My SuperPower\n"The mystery was well plotted and there were enough clues to sift through and suspects to consider. I really enjoyed trying to figure out the murderer." ~MJB Reviewers\n"The perfect book to get you geared up for the 4th of July . . . Things get interesting after that as the clues start coming, secrets are discovered, and the danger mounts. Add in some family drama and you get a cozy you won't be able to put down until you hit the last page making for a fabulous read." ~Books a Plenty Book Reviews\n"Exciting and complicated and so well written that I look forward to more of Ms. Davis's talent. Everything I look forward to in a cozy or escape read." ~Laura's Interests\n"Kim Davis does not disappoint! Davis weaves and plots a Cozy with several suspects to consider. And a few twists and turns to keep you interested and turning the pages." ~My Reading Journeys\nFramed and Frosted, the third book in the Cupcake Catering Mystery series, finds cupcake caterer, Emory Martinez, working at a Laguna Beach society Fourth of July soiree, with her sister and their new employee, Sal. With a host who seems intent on accosting both catering employees and guests alike, things go from bad to worse when he accuses Sal of murdering his long-dead son.\nAs the crescendo of exploding fireworks overhead becomes the backdrop for cupcakes and champagne, a deadly murder occurs. Can Sal and Emory explain why the cupcake the host ate, after shoving a trayful of buttercream-frosted cupcakes onto Sal, resulted in his death? Or will the guests and detective alike believe that Sal is a murderer? Emory and her octogenarian employer, Tillie, whip into action to find out who framed Sal after he was frosted by the victim.\nIncludes recipes!