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It was so much fun curling up with Goldy‘s latest adventure. At the birthday party for her son & his best friend, the other mother dies. Was it a heart attack or was she poisoned? And, what on earth had caused her life to go in such a tailspin lately?

1. Diane Mott Davidson‘s series was the first food-based series I remember enjoying
2. Pad See Iew, Chicken Alfredo, Beef Bulgogi, dessert
3. Liver, gamey meat, oh, eggs and onions together (separate is fine, I got sick on vacation at age 6 whilst eating a western omelet, I‘m 41 and still not over it)
4. Christmas Eve appetizer buffet
5. Local Greek place right now
#manicmonday

A fitting end for the series - which came at a good time. Kudos to Davidson for knowing when something was done.

As usual, I thoroughly enjoyed this culinary mystery. I've read the whole Goldy Bear series. They're perfect light, quick reading - just what a good cozy mystery should be, in my opinion. The only problem is, these books always make me want to cook a lot! I love it that this book has some delicious-sounding Mexican recipes in it - my favorite! Looking forward eagerly to the next installment.

#librarylove San Antonio's Central Library is downtown and easily spotted because of it's "enchilada red" exterior. There is an art gallery on the first floor as well as a used book store in the basement. Out of the 27 current branches, I use the Pruitt library weekly. It's actually part of a high school library so I can check out items from both libraries. We also have access to services like OverDrive. #somethingforsept #septphotochallenge

A beach read with recipes.@how can you go wrong?

While binge-watching Veep during my staycation I spotted a bunch of @WilliamMorrow books featured in the episode! Diane Mott Davidson is a great lady, and she was the first novelist to pen a culinary cozy mystery. Her plucky heroine is a caterer who after stumbles upon dead bodies at events she caters. 🔪🍽