The Missing Dough
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4.8 • 4 Ratings
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- $4.99
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- $4.99
Publisher Description
THE MISSING DOUGH by Chris Cavender (Pizza Lover's Mystery Book 7)
From the Pizza Lover's Mysteries, first published by Kensington.
Praise for The Pizza Lover's Mysteries
"Tasty…this is another fun pizza romp."
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
"Charming…two lovable, dynamic protagonists and a warm small-town atmosphere."
Publisher's Weekly
"A delightful mystery—as filling as a big slice of warm pizza."
Armchair Detective
"Cavender is an ace at writing cozies."
Library Journal
Eleanor's sister, Maddy, is about to get married when her lying ex-husband Grant shows up on the scene to spoil everything. When he's found stabbed in the heart with a barbeque skewer, Maddy enlists Eleanor's help in solving the murder, and possibly saving her life!
Cheese sticks and mini calzone recipes included!
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
In Cavender's delightful sixth Pizza Lovers mystery (after 2012's Killer Crust), the residents of Timber Ridge, N.C., including Eleanor Swift, owner of A Slice of Delight, the local pizzeria, and her sister, Maddy Spencer, have spent weeks preparing for Timber Ridge's largest annual celebration, the Founders Day Festival. On the day of the fair, Maddy's ex-husband, Grant Whitmore, shows up and picks a fight with Maddy's fianc , Bob Lemon. That evening, someone stabs Grant in the heart with a barbecue skewer, as Eleanor and Maddy later learn from police chief Kevin Hurley, who fingers Bob as the most likely murder suspect. When the sisters set out to clear Bob's name, they discover that plenty of others had motives for the crime. Each suspect is a distinctive character, and, as usual, Cavender does a fine job capturing the feel of a small North Carolina town and its people.
