Book description
First book in the Chef-To-Go Series from New York Times bestselling author Denise Swanson, featuring a delightful cast of small-town characters and a deliciously mysterious murder!
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Perfect for Fans of Joanne Fluke and Kate Carlisle For readers of culinaryā¦Why read it?
1 author picked Tart of Darkness as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This book is a really great, cozy mystery with a little bit of a twist.
Dani, the main character and amateur sleuth, inherits this house from her grandmotherās best friend, and conveniently enough, there is a fully licensed commercial kitchen inside the husk of what the woman was trying to make a B&B. Dani takes on a group of college students as borders while she gets her new food service business up and going, and the first catering job Daniās company gets, her client dies.
I really enjoyed this book for a number of reasons. I thought the uniqueness ofā¦
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