Barbara L. reviewed on 1/17/2016 + 988 more book reviews

Meet Mrs. Eugenia Potter, an attractive widow of a certain age...a terrific cook and a most delightful sleuth! -- Recipe for a delicious whodunit! Take one very small town (Harrington, Iowa, pop. 4785). Blend in one elegant cooking lesson in the proper use of a French boning knife. Add one shocking murder, featuring the same French knife. Toss in two more sudden deaths. Combine a taste for fine food with a generous helping of wit and style. And you have...The Cooking School Murders.

In Eugenia Potter, author Virginia Rich created one of the mystery genre's most endearing sleuths--a character the San Francisco Chronicle called "one of the most delightful new detectives to appear in years."

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