Dying for Chocolate

Rating:
Summary: Not bad!
Review: My first attempt at the Goldy Bear culinary series, and I enjoyed it much more than I expected. Fast moving, with interesting twists and a eclectic assortment of characters. I'll definately go on and try others in this series.

Rating:
Summary: Not bad!
Review: My first attempt at the Goldy Bear culinary series, and I enjoyed it much more than I expected. Fast moving, with interesting twists and a eclectic assortment of characters. I'll definately go on and try others in this series.

Rating:
Summary: YUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
Review: This is another wonderful book by Ms. Davidson! oldie Bear is at it again in a wonderful new mystery. Again she has created delicious character and even better recipes in Dying for Chocolate. She has a very good handle on how teenagers act and how young men come in to adolescence. There is a plethora of new recipes to try.(Scout's brownies and the Lethal Bars are wonderful)A definite must read if your into cooking and mysteries!

Rating:
Summary: Kept me guessing right up until the end
Review: This is one of the few mystery books that I have read where I didn't have it figured out who the "guilty" party was. I was so surprised that I dropped the book and lost my place. The plot just moves along with characters that seem like real humans and it was almost like watching a movie in my mind. The interaction of Goldy and Arch is so much like watching my own mother with my youngest brother and her attempt to "get it right, but not smother". Because this book took me only two days to read, I can't wait until I get my hands on the next one. On a side note, the recepies look so good that I am going to have to try a couple. If you are looking for a fun suspense book without too much gore and a real explosive ending than this one is for you.

Rating:
Summary: Kept me guessing right up until the end
Review: This is one of the few mystery books that I have read where I didn't have it figured out who the "guilty" party was. I was so surprised that I dropped the book and lost my place. The plot just moves along with characters that seem like real humans and it was almost like watching a movie in my mind. The interaction of Goldy and Arch is so much like watching my own mother with my youngest brother and her attempt to "get it right, but not smother". Because this book took me only two days to read, I can't wait until I get my hands on the next one. On a side note, the recepies look so good that I am going to have to try a couple. If you are looking for a fun suspense book without too much gore and a real explosive ending than this one is for you.

Rating:
Summary: I was hooked
Review: This is the first Diane Mott Davidson book that I have ever read. I just couldn't put it down. Suspense, realism, ... LOVE. After reading each book, I pick a recipie from that book and try it out on my family. They have loved every one and can't wait until her next book comes out.

Rating:
Summary: 1/2 Jessica Fletcher, 1/2 Julia Child
Review: This series is half Jessica Fletcher and half Julia Child with maybe a dash of Jan Karon, thrown in too. Foolish and light, but well written with (mostly!) believable characters. A trip to Aspen Meadows can be dangerous, especially to your diet.

Rating:
Summary: Excellent
Review: This series of culinary mysteries is great! Diane Mott Davidson has an excellent and amusing way of writing. This book serves up an intriguing mystery and 11 recipes (including: Scout's Brownies, Montessori Muffins and Anniversary Burgers). "Dying for Chocolate" finds Goldy trying to solve the murder of a local doctor who was courting her.