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Publisher: Harper Audio/ HarperCollins
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Release
Date: October 19, 2004 |
ISBN: 0060738766
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Format
Reviewed: Audio Book / CD |
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Genre:
Mystery |
Reviewed:
2004 |
Reviewer: Brenda Weeaks
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Double Shot
Goldy
Bear Culinary Mysteries
By Diane Mott Davidson
Read by Barbara Rosenblat
Goldy
Schulz returns along with detective husband, Tom, best friend Marla,
son Arch, employee Julian, and ex-husband The Jerk. Goldy is first
the victim and later the suspect in this mystery. When opening the
Roundhouse, her new catering building, Goldy is physically attacked,
her equipment unplugged and her food ruined. Carrying a gun, Goldy
clumsily searches the building and shoots a hole in the floor. Marla,
Arch, and Julian come to Goldy's aid and save the luncheon. And
it's there that Goldy sees the person she thinks wants to sabotage
her business'The Jerk. The Jerk was released from prison early,
and it looks like he's back to his old ways. Later The Jerk is found
dead at his house and Tom finds Goldy's gun at the scene. Now Goldy
is suspected of giving a double shot to her ex-husband. It's a case
too close to home, so Tom has to take a break from the department
until the case is resolved. Arch goes through the grief process,
which means blaming Goldy at one point. Goldy continues with her
catering and Marla lends a hand in finding the killer.
I've missed Goldy.
I'm so glad she's back. With "Double Shot" readers can
expect a storyline that surpasses Davidson's previous mysteries.
Big changes are made in the series and it looks like there's more
to come. I, for one, am thrilled! Expect "Double Shot"
to put this culinary mystery series back on the best seller list;
the recipes are mouth-watering, the mystery complex, the dialogue
witty, the characters original, and the Schulz gang ever changing.
I can't wait till the next installment.
The
audio version of "Double Shot" is narrated by Barbara
Rosenblat's one of my favorite audio book readers. Ever since the
first "culinary mystery" I've identified her with Goldy
and Diane Mott Davidson. Once again Rosenblat does superb job of
bringing Goldy and the culinary gang to life. The audio version
is lengthy and turning it off between listens is extremely difficult
- it's that absorbing. Play it loud and share the mystery!
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