Killer Crust
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- ¥500
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- ¥500
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KILLER CRUST by Chris Cavender (Pizza Lover's Mystery Book 6)
From the Pizza Lover's Mysteries, first published by Kensington.
Praise for The Pizza Lover's Mysteries
"Charming…two lovable, dynamic protagonists and a warm small-town atmosphere."
Publisher's Weekly
"The increasing mastery of action and flow suggest that Cavender is hitting his stride."
Kirkus Reviews
"Just like a pizza with all your favorite toppings, this series will satisfy even the most finicky cozy readers."
RT Book Reviews
"Scrumptious…this entertaining series will continue to gain fans with its clever plotting and small town appeal."
RT Book Reviews
"A delightful mystery—as filling as a big slice of warm pizza."
Armchair Detective
"Cavender is an ace at writing cozies."
Library Journal
When Laughing Luigi, king of the frozen pizza dough, comes to A Slice of Delight, Eleanor wants to throw him out. Then he tells her about his pizza-making contest being held nearby, and invites her to try for the $25,000 grand prize! Things don't pan out once Eleanor starts into the competition, but when someone decides to discontinue Luigi, Eleanor must find the killer before she's next on their list.
Calzone recipe included!
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
The tasty fifth serving of Cavender's pizza lovers series (after 2012's Rest in Pizza) finds Timber Ridge, N.C., pizzeria owner Eleanor Swift and her sister, Maddy Spencer, competing for the $25,000 prize in a pizza baking contest sponsored by Laughing Luigi, purveyor of frozen pizza dough. Eleanor and Maddy know from past experience they can't trust Luigi, but that grand prize would be just what they need for improvements to their pizzeria, A Slice of Delight. Dream on. Not only does the contest appear to be rigged, but before it's over, Luigi is no longer laughing he's dead with a slice of the sisters' pizza in his mouth. The murder victim was thoroughly despised by the contestants as well as his employees, but which one committed the crime? Eleanor and Maddy once again join forces with police chief Kevin Hurley to find out. This is another fun pizza romp, but it could use a little more meat.
