โ Scribed by Tina Kashian
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Lucy Berberian is busy preparing her family's Mediterranean restaurant for Easter on the Jersey Shore--but a batch of sweets is to die for . . .
Bikers are thundering into the seaside town of Ocean Crest for the annual Bikers on the Beach gathering that raises funds for injured veterans. It's a big boost for the Kebab Kitchen, as well as for local businesses like Melanie Haven's candy shop. But Melanie is about to find herself in a sticky situation.
When Melanie and Lucy attend a beach bonfire, a local landlord is found dead after apparently choking on a piece of salt water taffy. Melanie, who was known to have a contentious relationship with the victim, is quickly skewered as the prime suspect. But Lucy is determined to prove her friend's innocence before the real killer coasts free . . .
Recipes included!
Praise for Tina Kashian'sHummus and Homicide
"Clever and charming. . . . A culinary delight."
--RT Book Reviews, 4 Stars
"Likable characters and a colorful kebab restaurant setting."
--Library Journal
"A delectable read."
--Shelley Freydont
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