Bread on Arrival (Heaven Lee Culinary Mysteries)

by Lou Jane Temple

Book Overview

When murder strikes at a bread-making convention, Heaven Lee must rise to the occasion... Having overcome a series of failed careers, sassy sometime-sleuth Heaven Lee has found her own slice of... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0312969422
• Release Date: November 1999
• Publisher: Minotaur Books
• Length: 288 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.7" x 0.8" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

Bread on Arrival

Cute relaxing read. Vacation fare definately. Will pass it on to friends.

Manna from Heaven

I have read several other Heaven books. I wasn't much impressed by the others but I found this one to be better constructed than the others. There were enough red herrings to keep one guessing, interesting bread facts and good recipes besides to make a satisfying whole.

Reading Lou Jane Temple is like going home again

If you have ever spent any time around 39th Street in mid-town Kansas City then reading this clever mystery is like a trip home. If you haven't spent any real time in Kansas City, then reading this book is like an exciting first visit with a delightful mystery and a lovable group of recurring characters thrown in. Either way you can't miss! Lou Jane Temple has a charming, if offbeat, style of creating an "unusual" and yet credible cast. I look forward to each book as it arrives. The recipes are wonderful.

Very nice

Lou Jane Temple is an excellent entrant to the world of culinary mysteries. The fact that Kansas City and the Flint Hills are her (their) stomping grounds just makes these myteries even more enjoyable. Keep them coming. The recipes are excellent as well.

A little murder, a little mystery and a lot of bread!

Lou Jane Temple's fourth culinary mystery is a must for bread lovers and anybody looking for that elusive green tomato/apple pie recipe! Heaven Lee looks good in hardback - one begins to think there might be cuisine in Kansas City.