If Onions Could Spring Leeks: A Country Cooking School Mystery Book - Cozy Culinary Mystery Novel for Home Cooks & Food Lovers
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If Onions Could Spring Leeks: A Country Cooking School Mystery Book - Cozy Culinary Mystery Novel for Home Cooks & Food Lovers
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With summer tourists flocking to Broken Rope, locals volunteer to keep chaos to a minimum. Old West skits are running smoothly, actors are behaving, and stagecoach rides are more popular than ever, but when a spectral visitor appears by ghost train, it’s a job only Betts and Gram can handle. Gram soon starts having nightmares about their ghostly visitor’s demise. And if a ghost and the hot summer weather weren’t making things sticky enough, one of the town’s volunteers—a man notorious for having more than his fair share of ex-wives—is murdered. When Jerome, Bett’s otherworldly friend, makes an unsettling appearance, this simmering double mystery becomes a recipe for disaster.
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Well folks, today I’m in Broken Rope Missouri. Along with Bette, Jerome, Jake and Cliff. This time we are going to try to solve not one but two murders. One is a now murder and the other is a very past murder. The ghost are plentiful in this book and they are just as helpful in solving the murders as always. Jerome makes an appearance of sorts, but in the bodies of others. For some reason he can’t quite reach Bette on his own so he needs human help. I won’t tell you the rest of the story because I don’t want to spoil it for you, but needless to say it was great. There were some parts where I teared up and some sort of funny parts. All in all though, it was great.I love the work of Paige Shelton. She makes her books believable, even if you don’t believe in ghosts and adds a little of romance and sometimes humor in them. Already I’m missing Broken Rope and the ghosts and humans who reside there.
