The Cornbread Killer (Heaven Lee Culinary Mysteries)
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| Rating | : | 4.31 (601 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B003J5UJ7C |
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| Number of Pages | : | 393 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-11-18 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Not only can she slice, dice, and julienne the finest food in town, she's got nerves of steel to match her culinary skills. When a big jazz festival comes to town, the chief organizer is murdered. Kansas City chef Heaven Lee is one tough cookie. From deadly barbeques to bodies in dough, one things for sure: Heaven Lee can outsmart and outcook them all. But the festival must go on, so Heaven and the rest of her crew have to cook and get the music started all while avoiding becoming the killer's next target.. Of course Heaven Lee was around for the murder and gets fingered as a suspect, along with many other Kansas City residents who also seemed to dislike her. Heaven Lee is tackling the world of soul food and jazz
Better Than The Last The Cornbread Killer is better than the other books in this series, except for "A Stiff Risotto", which I really enjoyed.The Eighteenth and Vine Street Historical District is opening with a big Jazz Festival and the new Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.Heaven Lee and her friend Mona are on the committee and things are starting out bad when the Festival Planner gets electrocuted on stage while checking out the lighting.Who wou. A Customer said A good cullinary mystery. In Kansas City, Heaven Lee is considered one of the top chefs. Her restaurant Heaven's Cafe is very popular. However, her personal life is on hold as her boyfriend is out of town attending two months of intensive training on new medical procedures. Heaven poccupies herself with the gala opening of a restoration project at Eighteenth and Vine. The district will host eateries, jazz clubs, and the Negro Leagues baseball museu. A Customer said Good Solid Read. I enjoyed this book by Ms. Temple a great deal. It centers around a revitilzation festival where and event's planner has suffered a mysterious accident. There are an array of suspects from an alleged farther to a bitter sister.It is up to Heven Lee, the food coordinato for the event, to handle the task. I stumbled on this author at my local library. I am a big fan of culinary mysteries and was pleasantly suprised to find t
But planner Evelyn Edwards, brought in from outside, has ruffled a lot of local feathers, as has Miss Ella Jackson, elbowing into K.C. . (Dec.) Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc. With her daughter studying abroad and her current love off in Houston for two months, Heaven turns to her friends Mona Kirk and Detective Bonnie Weber when the situation gets dicey. Preservation, recognition and reconciliation are among Temple's (Death by Rhubarb; Bread on Arrival) themes this time around; when local restaurants refuse to supply the festival's soul food, Heaven calls upon the ladie