When the head chef collapses into baker Carol Sabalaโs cookie dough, she is thrust into her first murder investigation. Suspects abound at Archibaldโs, the swanky Santa Cruz restaurant where Carol works. The head chef cut a swath of people who wanted him dead from ex-lovers to bitter rivals to greed
Chamomile Honey & Murder
โ Scribed by Gillard, Susan
- Publisher
- Guardian Publishing Group LLC.
- Year
- 2019
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 69 KB
- Series
- Oceanside Cozy Mystery 63
- Category
- Fiction
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