Murder mysteries are a huge, on-the-edge, kind of read. But when you add the delicacies of cookery, it makes it so much better. Diane Mott Davidson's series of culinary adventures provide intriguing voyages to another world if your home alone, or merely in search of a creative story. Many books have been created, in a long series following Goldy Bear-Schulz the caterer through her life. The three books that I have read are: Dying for …
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…reader can make his own predictions of what's going to happen. After all, the best part of reading a mystery, is trying to accurately guess what the ending will be. I strongly suggest anyone to read these books, if not for the adventure or recipes, then for the accurate portrayal of a human being and how a real family works. These series of books are magnificent, and I could read them over in a heartbeat.