In this 8th book in the 'Hannah Swensen' series, the baker/amateur sleuth investigates when an actor is murdered with a 'prop gun.' The book can be read as a standalone. I am excited to read the next installment! The characters really continue to grow as evidenced by the whole town starting to support Hannah's investigations - especially her younger sister Michelle getting more involved. I'd be fine if she was perfectly single the entire series, or stopped/started several relationships, but she can't linger and hold multiple all at the same time for the entire length of the series. I love both Mike and Norman, but to keep dragging them along is painful and also holds Hannah back. I'm only saying so because the story dictates her to choose or abandon the current options. I'm rooting for Ross to win Hannah's love and let's get real, she needs to make a choice soon. The introduction of Ross as a new suitor for Hannah could have gone the wrong direction, but Ross combines the great attributes of Mike and Norman into a single man. I was very excited by the story, characters and forward motion in this book. With the eighth installment of the Hannah Swensen series, Cherry Cheesecake Murder delivers strong.
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