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Death of a Crabby Cook

✍ Scribed by Pike, Penny


Book ID
107633630
Publisher
Penguin Group US
Year
2014
Tongue
en-US
Weight
343 KB
Series
Food Festival Mystery 1
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9780698143340

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis


First in a new series!

At the San Francisco Seafood Festival, someone is steamed enough to kill a cook....

When restaurant reviewer Darcy Burnett gets served a pink slip from the San Francisco Chronicle, she needs to come up with an alternative recipe for success quickly. Her feisty aunt Abby owns a tricked-out school bus, which she's converted into a hip and happening food truck, and Darcy comes aboard as a part-timer while she develops a cookbook project based on recipes from food fests in the Bay Area.

But she soon finds someone's been trafficking in character assassinationβ€”literallyβ€”when a local chef turns up dead and her aunt is framed for the murder. The restaurant chef was an outspoken enemy of food trucks, and now Darcy wonders if one of the other vendors did him in. With her aunt's businessβ€”and freedomβ€”on the line, it's up to Darcy to steer the murder investigation in the right direction and put...


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