
Robin S. (
Lucyvp) wrote on 8/8/2006...
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This is the 11th book in the series.
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Goldy sets up to cater for the Westside Mall's Elite Shoppers Club, but murder brings her the usual problems.
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Colorado cater Goldy Schulz business is skyrocketing. Her friend Marla is constantly warning her "Success can kill you". But Goldy soesn't take the warning literally until she is nearly run down by a truck with no intention of stoping. She then finds and old frien in a pile of sale shoes---stabbed with one of Goldy's new knives.
Another great Goldy Schulz story.
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Colorado caterer Goldie Bear is getting ready for a coctail party for the Westside Mall's Elite Shoppers Club. She is nearly flattened by a hit and run driver in a truck and then she finds a friend in a pile of shoes and stabbed to death with one of her own knives. And again Goldie is adding some detecting in with her cooking to find the killer before she is the next victim.
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an engaging read, but these books make you hungry!

Michelle C. (
Shellaree) - ID wrote on 4/11/2008...
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Series #11. Fun series about a caterer who also solves mysteries in Colorado. The characters are enjoyable and believable (except for finding dead bodies all the time)and are interesting to follow their lives.
There are even recipes for you to try.

Carly C. (
ccwriter) wrote on 10/12/2007...
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This was the first of the series I read. I enjoyed the mystery, but thought the book took a little too long to get where it was going; it would have been better as a shorter book. I also don't like it when a writer leads you through several (and I do mean several) twists and turns and then wraps it all up in a page of action and 5 pages of conversation among characters explaining everything. I'd give it a 6.5 or 7 out of 10.
(Also annoying is the
recipes plunked down in the middle of a chapter instead of at the end, so it disrupts the reading process. I know this is the publisher's decision, not the writer, but it's distracting and a mistake.)

Sandra S. (
Doss) wrote on 9/28/2007...
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I liked the book, but the clues are NOT obvious (Except for one in the beginning). So figuring out who did it is not as easy or enjoyable as it is in the other books.