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Death of a Kitchen Diva by Lee Hollis is the first book in the Hayley Powell Food and Cocktails Mystery series. Hayley takes over writing the Bar Harbor Island Times food column and becomes an instant hit. When rival food writer Karen Appelbaum is found murdered after a public altercation with Hayley, Hayley is accused of the crime and sets off to clear her name. I enjoyed this book very much. I liked the quirky characters, and there were plenty of fun and crazy moments. My main complaint is sta
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There were many things about this book I didn't like, but it all boils down to the characters. I felt like the characters did such idiotic things that no one in real life would really do. These actions were probably supposed to be humorous, but I just rolled my eyes several times. The author also had characters using some insensitive jokes that she must have thought funny, but not me. I won't be continuing this series. Some of you might like the recipes included, which I felt were just ok.
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What even was this book. All of them should have been dead multiple times over, but somehow they're all alive. I've seen some TSTL heroines, but this one is in a class of her own.
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Didn't like the main character or the majority of her friends. The author was probably trying for wacky, but ended up with stupid, obnoxious and exhausting. Won't continue.
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