Fillet of murder / Linda Reilly.
Material type:
TextSeries: A deep fried mysteryPublisher: New York : Berkley Prime Crime, 2015Edition: Berkley Prime Crime mass-market editionDescription: 295 pages ; 17 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780425274132
- 0425274136
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Main Library | Mystery | Reilly, Linda | DF 1 | Available | 33111009310299 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Talia Marby serves up delectable English deep fried fare in the heart of the Berkshires-but she soon discovers there's something fishy going on in the first novel in the Deep Fried Mystery series!
Sometimes in this life, you have to fish or cut bait. After walking away from a miserable job and an even worse boyfriend, Talia Marby has no regrets. She's returned to her hometown and is happy to help her dear friend Bea Lambert by working at Lambert's Fish & Chips, a cornerstone of a charming shopping plaza designed to resemble an old English village.
But not all the shop owners are charming. Phil Turnbull has been pestering Bea to sign a petition against a new store opening up, and his constant badgering is enough to make her want to boil him in oil. When Talia and Bea stumble upon Turnbull murdered in his shop, the police suspect Bea. Now it's up to Talia to fish around for clues and hook the real killer before her friend has to trade serving food for serving time...
Includes delicious recipes!
"Berkley Prime Crime"--Spine.
Includes recipes: (pages [293]-295).
"Talia Marby serves up delectable English deep fried fare in the heart of the Berkshires--but she soon discovers there's something fishy going on ... Sometimes in this life, you have to fish or cut bait. After walking away from a miserable job and an even worse boyfriend, Talia Marby has no regrets. She's returned to her hometown and is happy to help her dear friend Bea Lambert by working at Lambert's Fish & Chips, a cornerstone of a charming shopping plaza designed to resemble an old English village. But not all the shop owners are charming. Phil Turnbull has been pestering Bea to sign a petition against a new store opening up, and his constant badgering is enough to make her want to boil him in oil. When Talia and Bea stumble upon Turnbull murdered in his shop, the police suspect Bea. Now it's up to Talia to fish around for clues and hook the real killer before her friend has to trade serving food for serving time"--Page 4 of cover.