A catered Fourth of July / Isis Crawford.
By: Crawford, Isis
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BookSeries: Crawford, Isis. Mystery with recipes: 10.Publisher: New York, NY : Kensington Books, 2015Copyright date: ©2014Edition: First Kensington mass market edition.Description: 356 pages ; 18 cm.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 0758274920; 9780758274922.Subject(s): Simmons, Libby (Fictitious character) -- Fiction | Simmons, Bernie (Fictitious character) -- Fiction | Caterers and catering -- Fiction | Baking -- Fiction | Cooking -- Fiction | Murder -- Investigation -- FictionGenre/Form: Detective and mystery fiction.DDC classification: [Fic] | 813/.54 Summary: "High noon on July Fourth in the quiet town of Longley, New York, and sisters Bernie and Libby are setting up their yummy catering out of the sun in the gazebo. But the fireworks have yet to begin ... After the muskets are fired and the fake Revolutionary War battle is over, the blood on notorious town playboy Jack Devlin turns out to be very real. When town councilman and resident loudmouth Rick Evans fingers Libby's beau, Marvin, as the killer, Bernie and Libby know they've got to get cooking on the case. But the sisters have their plates overloaded with suspects, and will need to work very fast to clear Marvin's name. A simmering killer is still out there, armed and taking shots, and unless they quickly get to the bottom of this patriotic pre-meditation ... their goose may be cooked!"--Page [4] cover.
| Item type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due |
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| Fiction | Davis (Central) Library Fiction Collection | Fiction Collection | CRAW | Available |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
High noon on July Fourth in the quiet town of Longley, New York, and it's got to be one hundred degrees. Thankfully, sisters Bernie and Libby are setting up their yummy catering out of the sun in the gazebo for a Revolutionary War reenactment.
Soon, the fake battle is over--but the blood on notorious town playboy Jack Devlin is very real. When town councilman and resident loudmouth Rick Evans fingers Bernie's beau as the killer, Bernie and Libby will need to work fast to clear his name. The simmering killer is still out there, armed and taking shots, and unless the sisters quickly get to the bottom of this patriotic pre-meditation...their goose may be cooked!
Includes recipes.
Includes excerpt from A Catered Mother's Day.
"A mystery with recipes."--Cover.
"High noon on July Fourth in the quiet town of Longley, New York, and sisters Bernie and Libby are setting up their yummy catering out of the sun in the gazebo. But the fireworks have yet to begin ... After the muskets are fired and the fake Revolutionary War battle is over, the blood on notorious town playboy Jack Devlin turns out to be very real. When town councilman and resident loudmouth Rick Evans fingers Libby's beau, Marvin, as the killer, Bernie and Libby know they've got to get cooking on the case. But the sisters have their plates overloaded with suspects, and will need to work very fast to clear Marvin's name. A simmering killer is still out there, armed and taking shots, and unless they quickly get to the bottom of this patriotic pre-meditation ... their goose may be cooked!"--Page [4] cover.