Fun Friday Murder She Baked A Deadly Recipe

 

It is really easy to get absorbed into this mystery. I like how efficient and smooth it is in the script; the initial investigation runs after the non over the top shock reaction to the tragedy. This is all really well done.


Although it is lovely to see a husband look out for his pregnant wife, it is horrible to see that it has affected his job. It is a case of ‘Wrong place, wrong time’. I don’t see he could not have explained this.


Phew, that was close. What with cars, a dead body, cakes and a family court issue, the election seems to have fallen by the wayside. This is getting, to me, busy interweaved and complicated. This film sadly highlights that some funerals can be tricky and it is not nice to see the awkwardness however small/short it was. The truck, would this be too obvious?


I hate hearing about the treatment of Paige Miller (Hannah Pederson). Also I hope all the mysteries get solved and that there is also a happy ending. And thank goodness for the ‘Bottles’.


It is heartwarming to see a family reunited. After one mystery solved and a happy ending there is just the cars and the murder left to solve.


Why do I get the impression we are not done yet? It is sad to see but at last all areas are solved.


Oh, I forgot about the baby. Oh what a heartwarming nice name and an informative nice ending.


Thank you for reading

Sandra


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