Books matching: caterer protagonist
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Goldy Bear, a divorced mother and caterer in Aspen Valley, Colorado, finds herself entangled in murder mysteries while running her catering business. When a mourner is poisoned during a funeral buffet she is catering, Goldy's business is shut down, leading her to investigate and clear her name. The book introduces a cast of characters including Goldy's ex-husband, her supportive new husband who works in law enforcement, and her best friend who was also married to her ex-husband. The plot is filled with humor, mother-son relationships, and the challenges of dealing with an abusive ex-spouse, all while incorporating mouth-watering recipes seamlessly into the narrative.
Catering a wake was not my idea of fun. First of all, there was the short notice. A person died. Three days later there was a funeral. In this case the body had been discovered on a Monday, autopsy Tu... - #2
Hidden Impact by Piper J. Drake is an exciting romantic suspense novel in the 'Safeguard' series. The story follows Gabriel Diaz, a member of the Centurion Corporation team, who meets caterer Maylin Cheng when she seeks his help to find her missing sister. As they work together to unravel the mystery and protect Maylin from danger, a strong attraction develops between them. The book is filled with intense action, romantic tension, and a well-developed storyline that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
Gabriel Diaz scowled and didn’t bother looking at the latest person to approach him, instead keeping his attention on the crowded room. He figured the slight woman was minimal threat to anything but h... - #3
'Rosemary and Rue' is the first book in the 'October Daye' urban fantasy series by Seanan McGuire. The story follows October Toby Daye, a changeling who is half human and half fae, as she navigates a world of supernatural creatures in San Francisco. Toby is a private investigator who gets pulled into solving a murder mystery after being cursed and forced back into the fae world. The book explores themes of identity, betrayal, and resilience as Toby faces challenges and dangers while trying to uncover the truth behind the murder.
The writing style in 'Rosemary and Rue' is a blend of urban fantasy and mystery with a focus on fae folklore and mythology. The plot is filled with twists and turns, featuring a flawed but strong protagonist who must overcome personal struggles and physical obstacles to solve the mystery. The book sets the stage for a richly detailed world where the fae coexist with humans, offering a fresh take on familiar fantasy tropes.
THE PHONE WAS RINGING. Again. I turned my attention from the rearview mirror and glared at the cellular phone that lay jangling in my passenger seat next to a bag of Fritos and one of Gilly’s coloring... - #4
Yellowface by R.F. Kuang is a suspenseful novel that delves into the cutthroat world of the publishing industry. The story follows June Hayward, a struggling author who seizes an opportunity to steal her deceased friend Athena's unpublished manuscript and claim it as her own. As June's success grows, she is haunted by the shadows of her past actions and the consequences of her literary theft. The narrative explores themes of jealousy, friendship, cultural appropriation, and the negative impact of social media on an author's life. Kuang's writing style is described as compelling, witty, and fast-paced, keeping readers engaged as the plot unfolds with unexpected twists and turns.