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Death A L'Orange

A Carolyn Blue Culinary Mystery seriesbook 3 of 10Next:Chocolate Quake(2003) →

It's a culinary tour de France for Carolyn Blue and her family as they travel through Normandy and the Loire Valley with a group of academics. Where better to write about food than France? But when murder shows up on the menu, Carolyn is once again investigating crime as well as cuisine-and trying to stay one step ahead of a killer with an insatiable appetite. C'est la vie...

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 273 pages

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