Claws of Death is a new cozy mystery featuring Jackie Norwood, a washed out celebrity chef. Jackie had an alcohol problem but is sober now and is in the process of getting her life back on track. She is invited to judge a crab festival in TX. To her surprise her nemesis Heather is also..
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Claws of Death is book 1 in the Fatal Food Festival Mysteries by Cathy Wiley. I felt that this cozy was such a good book. The characters are interesting and the narrator, Anne Marie Lewis, gives a fabulous performance. I believe that the story was complex while interesting and it moved quickly but not rushed…
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The beginning of this book was a bit choppy. The villain was stereotypical and annoying. However, once the villain was dealt with, the story progressed nicely. The characters were engaging, and the mystery well-written. I look forward to the next book.
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Claws of Death is the first in the Fatal Food Festival Mysteries series by Cathy Wiley. Jackie Norwood is a recovering former food network star chef. Fresh out of rehab, she’s trying to rebuild her reputation by judging at a small crab festival. Her bad luck continues to haunt her as the someone gets poisoned..
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Maybe I am wrong but I have never heard shallots prounounced as it is in this audio.
Amazing story of triumph over devastation. Great historical reference of how women have been mistreated, unappreciated and had to fight for their civil rights (which they didn’t use to have at all). This woman is my hero!
The writing is flawless, the story beautiful. Enjoyed this wholeheartedly. Even payed for and read the third book, which is even better, and I never read.
It’s a wonderful introduction to the series. The characters are set up nicely and the town has a rich history that I’m waiting for Jolene to remember and learn more about what’s changed in the years she’s been away. Weird things keep happening to her and it starts with her new menagerie and her growing..
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A very difficult story to write and read, but a wonderfully beautiful example of the many surprises life holds, even in our darkest moments. Anne Marie Lewis’s performance is superb. Every emotion is felt and shared by the listener, truly difficult with this story to do. Ms. Lewis is simply perfect in this performance.
Beautiful abs moving. I’ve read the books several times. I’m so glad they’re on audible now