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Let Them Eat Stake (2012)

by Sarah Zettel(Favorite Author)

3.69 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

0451236459 (ISBN13: 9780451236456)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Signet

series

Vampire Chef

review 1: I really enjoyed this book. Love the humor and excitement. I love that Chet had a roll showing what a protector he can be.I feel for Brandon and having to deal wth his family. I'm glad he has Chef Caine as a friend and more.Ah, poor Anatole. I was hoping for a three-way, though I figured I was just dreaming.I hope he comes back to Charlotte. I love Anatole's power, loyalty and friendship with Charlotte and I hope that continues.Finally , what is Chef Caine gonna do about Melody and how badly is her return going to affect Chet, especially since he's doing so well on his own?Sigh, I do hate waiting for the next story.
review 2: $.5 StarsWow...I hope this author can keep this level of writing up and I certainly hope she gains a following because her books rea... morelly deserve the kudos. This is book 2 in the Vampire Chef series and if you are wondering if you need to read book one first...well you don't have to since the author really gives us just enough back-story to explain things but not enough to bore 'fans'. I personally would suggest you do read book one first, since there is well...only one book to catch up on and it really does explain a lot. Plus it was just a darn good book and I think mystery lovers would really like it.Charlotte's restaurant has been chosen to cater the wedding for an unlikely couple - a witch and a vampire. Of course her restaurant was second choice since the origination choice has stepped away from the job. This job will put Charlotte in the black and give her some breathing room. She knows this is a horrible idea but the cash...well you can't walk away from that can you?Now Oscar is dead, part of the grooms family has disappeared and the brides family is acting truly peculiar.the characters are even more fleshed out than in the first book, which gives me hope that they will all grow throughout the series. The 'love-triangle' is a little less important/highlighted in this book even though Brendon and Anatole have an equal parts in helping Charlotte solve the murder/crimes. The descriptions of New York City are vivid and will make anyone who lives there quite happy and anyone who doesn't live there want to visit.Again as with book one, I have the same complaint...the food descriptions sounds so delicious that I want some recipes. Alas there are none in the books...so far!If you are a fan of the Sookie Stackhouse Vampire novels by Charlaine Harris but with a food slant like Diane Mott Davidson's sere is, then I think you will enjoy this new series. less

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