From Ladle to Grave

Amy Patricia Meade author

Format:Hardback

Publisher:Joffe Books

Published:30th Sep '21

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A darkly entertaining culinary cozy simmering with sharp twists set in Virginia.

As literary caterer Tish Tarragon goes lock up at St. Jude's Episcopal Church hall after a fundraising dinner, she takes a tumble in the graveyard . . . over a dead body. Retired Sheriff Gadsden Carney has been murdered - and his murder looks suspiciously similar to a case that rocked Hobson Glen twenty-five years ago.

Could a body found in a graveyard be linked to a tragic murder twenty-five years ago? Tish Tarragon is plunged into a new case when a fundraising dinner in the local church hall leads to a dark discovery.

Literary caterer Tish Tarragon's 'heroines of literature' fundraising dinner at St Jude's Episcopal Church is a resounding success. But as Tish walks through the graveyard to lock up the church hall, she takes a tumble . . . over a dead body.

Retired Sheriff Gadsden Carney has been murdered. Not only that, he's lying upon the Honeycutt family plot. Six-year-old Daisy Honeycutt was killed twenty-five years ago in a case that rocked Hobson Glen. Sheriff Carney was in charge of the investigation - and his murder looks suspiciously similar to young Daisy's.

Tish and Sheriff Reade discover that Gadsden was looking into the Honeycutt case again. Could his death be linked to Daisy's murder all those years ago? Her killer died behind bars. Or so everyone thought . . .

A charming cozy with plenty of suspects for the romantically inclined sleuths to winnow out * Kirkus Reviews Starred Review *

Meade keeps the reader guessing to the end. Established fans and newcomers alike will adore this cozy

* Publishers Weekly *
Foodies will enjoy the cooking tips along with a tricky mystery and hints of romance to come * Kirkus Reviews on The Curse of the Cherry Pie *
Comfy . offers plenty to please cozy fans, including punning food names like Danielle Steel Cut Oats * Publishers Weekly on The Christmas Fair Killer *
A foodie's delight with lashings of Southern charm, theater lore, and a puzzling mystery * Kirkus Reviews on The Christmas Fair Killer *
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Suggest this series to fans of Joanne Fluke's Hannah Swensen novels * Booklist on The Garden Club Murder *
Obscure secrets, eccentric characters, and a soupçon of romance embellish an appealing mystery * Kirkus Reviews on The Garden Club Murder *

ISBN: 9780727890566

Dimensions: 223mm x 145mm x 21mm

Weight: 400g

224 pages

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