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A Cookbook Conspiracy (2013)

by Kate Carlisle(Favorite Author)

3.83 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

0451415965 (ISBN13: 9780451415967)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

NAL Hardcover

series

Bibliophile Mystery

review 1: This was fun! Met Brooklyn's sister, blad by choice Savannah and Derek's cryptographer brother, Dalton and these two get along very well from the word go! Savannah who is a Cordon Blle chef requests that Brooklyn rebind a very old cookbook that her ex-boyfriend and chef, Baxter Cromwell, gave her. She just wants it gone! Brooklyn attempts to explain to Savannah that this cookbook is so old that it is extremely valuable. Savannah does not care. She just wants it rebound or whatever so she can give it to her ex, Baxter and be done with it. Brooklyn gives in, but she decides to read it first. Obedience Green is the author of this very old cookbook and she happens to originate from a small English village, the same village from which 3 of the chefs in Savannah's class ... morehad grown up. And to make it more cozy, no pun intended, Baxter is opening a restaurant in S.F. And all of the other chefs are invited to showcase their individual talents. Of course , there has to be a murder and one of the chefs is the 1st. Yes, there are more, but I am not telling! With Savannah and Dalton, Brooklyn and Derek, 2 of the chefs are married to each other, another pair had been together, but now they are not, it is all pretty crazy, but I definitely enjoyed myself. 4 1/2 stars. A well done & highly recommended cozy mystery added to The Bibliophile Mysteries.
review 2: There were a lot of suspects, in this mystery, and (I have to admit) I did not guess the killer. You're, also, very near the end before you find out the connection of the cookbook to the chefs.I liked the characters (well, most of them). Although this is not my favorite cozy mystery, this summer, I would read more Kate Carlisle books...and plan to read the next book, in the series, "The Book Stops Here". less

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