A Broth of Betrayal (Soup Lover's Mystery Series #2)

by Connie Archer

Overview

Even a town called Snowflake, Vermont, has a summer season. In August, Lucky Jamieson’s By the Spoonful serves chilled soups—celery and green onion, cream of asparagus—and salads. The shop also serves as a gathering place to talk about cold-blooded murder…

A protest to stop the construction of an ugly car wash in the middle of the town’s picturesque Village Green is interrupted by the discovery of a skeleton that may date back to the Revolutionary War. While the remains pose a historical mystery, a present-day murder shakes the town to its core when local auto mechanic Harry Hodges is found dead in his shop.

Straining the patience of Chief of Police Nate Edgerton, Lucky soon finds herself in the soup again when her dear friend Elizabeth, the Mayor of Snowflake, goes missing. No matter how much trouble she has to stir up, Lucky is determined to use her noodle to uncover a killer and recover her friend…

Recipes included!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780425252086
Publisher:	Penguin Publishing Group
Publication date:	04/02/2013
Series:	A Soup Lover's Mystery , #2
Pages:	304
Sales rank:	546,550
Product dimensions:	4.10(w) x 6.70(h) x 1.10(d)
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Connie Archer is the author of the Soup Lover's Mystery series set in Snowflake, Vermont. Spoonful of Murder, the first in this series, is now a national bestseller. Connie was born and raised in New England and now lives on the other coast.

What People are Saying About This

From the Publisher

Praise for A Spoonful of Murder:

“Snow in Vermont, soup, and murder. What could be more cozy?...A charming new amateur sleuth series.”—Julie Hyzy, national bestselling author of the White House Chef Mysteries

"An engaging amateur sleuth due to the troubled heroine and the delightful Vermont location." —Genre Go Round Reviews

"Plenty of small town New England charm." —The Mystery Reader

Editorial Reviews

Praise for A Spoonful of Murder:

“Snow in Vermont, soup, and murder. What could be more cozy?...A charming new amateur sleuth series.”—Julie Hyzy, national bestselling author of the White House Chef Mysteries

"An engaging amateur sleuth due to the troubled heroine and the delightful Vermont location." —Genre Go Round Reviews

"Plenty of small town New England charm." —The Mystery Reader

From the Publisher