A Roux of Revenge (Soup Lover's Mystery Series #3)

by Connie Archer

Overview

STIRRING UP TROUBLE
 
Snowflake, Vermont, is known for its skiing in winter—and its soup all year round, thanks to Lucky Jamieson’s By the Spoonful. Autumn brings golden leaves, pumpkin rice soup, the annual Harvest Festival…and murder.
 
Lucky’s soup shop is busier than usual this October, with groups of itinerant travelers in town to work the Harvest Festival. One newcomer seems to take a particular interest in Lucky’s young waitress, Janie, spying on her from across the street. Is the stranger stalking Janie?
 
After an unidentified man is found murdered in a van by the side of the road, simmering suspicions about the travelers are brought to a boil. But when Janie is put in harm’s way, Lucky must join forces with the travelers to turn up the heat on a killer…
 
Recipes included!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780425252420
Publisher:	Penguin Publishing Group
Publication date:	04/01/2014
Series:	A Soup Lover's Mystery , #3
Pages:	304
Product dimensions:	4.10(w) x 6.70(h) x 1.00(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