โ Scribed by Avery Aames
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
"...sets each scene perfectly and develops each character at a perfect pace..."__~ Lori Caswell
--dollycas.blogspot.com/2011/05/cozy-wednesday-with-author-avery-aames.html
The mystery...is intriguing, and Aames had me guessing from beginning to end.~
Swapna Krishna --skrishnasbooks.com/2011/05/book-review-lost-and-fondue-avery-aames.html
My suggestion? Settle in with a nice cheese, a glass of wine, and enjoy Lost and Fondue. ~Lesa Holstine --lesasbookcritiques.blogspot.com/2011/04/lost-and-fondue-by-avery-aames.html
This is the second on A Cheese Shop Mystery series.
The fair town of Providence has settled down to normal after last year's murder. Jonquils are in bloom. The Cheese Shop is thriving. and Charlotte's romance with Jordan is flourishing. But when her friend, Meredith, decides to throw a fund-raiser to create a liberal arts college out of a long-abandoned winery--a winery that is rumored to hold not only buried bodies but buried treasure--Charlotte's joie de vivre deflates like a bad souffle.
Charlotte's fears are realized when an art student is found dead in the wine cellar, and Meredith's niece is the main suspect.
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