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recipes
Garlic and Sapphires by Ruth Reichl (The Penguin Press, 2005)
If you have to pick one work of non-fiction to read this year, “Garlic and Sapphires” should be it. Reichl worked as a food critic in Los Angeles and then New York; this tale encompasses the lengths she went to in order to be able to fairly judge a restaurant’s quality.
The Winter Lodge by Susan Wiggs, MIRA 2007, The Lakeside Chronicles #2
Susan Wiggs is weaves another good read in Book #2 of The Lakeside Chronicles.
Summer Recipes Anyone?
French Pressed (A Coffeehouse Mystery, 6) – Cleo Coyle (Berkley Prime Crime)
150. French Pressed (A Coffeehouse Mystery, 6) – Cleo Coyle, Berkley Prime Crime, April 2008, ISBN: 9780425220498, 261p.
Featuring: Clare Cosi
What's for Dinner?
Fast Draft progress: Wrote 8 pages yesterday. Not my goal, exactly, but considering I felt like something that had been run over a few times, I'm pleased.
Murder is Binding (A Booktown Mystery) by Lorna Barrett
Small town cozy mystery with mystery bookseller sleuth
Murder is Binding by Lorna Barrett (Berkley Prime Crime April 2008)
Recipes from the heart?
I would love it if there was a thread or forum on Harlequin set apart for members to share recipes. The Everlasting Love authors shared the most wonderful recipes and family memories on their blog. Sometimes there are recipes in the Romance magazine sent out to Harlequin subscribers. I don't know if other members would like this, but I sure would.


