Diane Mott Davidson, author of the bestselling culinary mystery series, once again successfully melds a robust murder mystery with a collection of fine gourmet recipes. In Killer Pancake, amateur sleuth Goldy faces her toughest challenge yet. While catering a cosmetics company luncheon, Goldy witnesses the hit and run death of a rising young sales associate. Could the death have anything to do with the animal rights picket line in the parking lot … or with the exotic blue rose found next to the victim’s body? Under the spell of Barbara Rosenblat’s skillful narration, readers will feel the urge to bite their nails as they realize that, this time, Goldy’s bitten off more than she can chew. Luckily, Ms. Davidson’s tempting recipes for Fudge Soufflé and Killer Pancakes provide a tasty alternative.
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"I'm listening to this on CD in my car, it's my first by Diane Mott Davidson and I'mm liking it so far. It's read by one of my favorite narrators, Babara Rosenblat, I just love to listen to her read stories! Just finished it and it was great! I'll looking forward to reading more! " — Vbedell (4 out of 5 stars)
"I'm listening to this on CD in my car, it's my first by Diane Mott Davidson and I'mm liking it so far. It's read by one of my favorite narrators, Babara Rosenblat, I just love to listen to her read stories! Just finished it and it was great! I'll looking forward to reading more! "
“As always, Davidson includes recipes as she brings events to a proper boil in this latest lively and satisfying outing for Goldy, who not only solves the mystery but also finds, much to her delight, that coffee can save your life.”
“A good read”
" Another light hearted romp through a catering mystery. "
" another fun food story. Goldy has a great husband! Wish I could find one as patient as him!!! "
" Fun book to read while walking -- and I can hardly believe it myself, but I'm tempted to try a few of the recipes!! "
" Goldie is always fun, and this is no exception. Barbara Rosenblatt is the best narrator ever! "
" Another light fun book in the series. "
" A cozy culinary mystery starring caterer Goldy Bear. "
" I love mysteries and my favourites are dark and gritty. I make an exception for Diane Mott Davidson's books. The espresso is dark enough for me. This series tosses a little murder in with culinary delights. Davidson even supplies many of the recipes Goldy Schulz uses in her catering parties. Open one of the books in this series and you can almost smell the delicious aromas emanating from Goldy's kitchen. Delish! "
" This book took to long to read, it didn't hold my interest as other books have. I did finish it however and I am glad I did. "
" I like these mysteries. Easy to read and there are real recipes within. (Main character owns a catering company.) We've actually tried some of the recipes and they're good. "
" Light mystery reading with low-fat recipes! "
" Another fun Goldy story. I've got to start reading these in order . . . "
" Very funny book, read it couple of years ago, and still remember it rather well. This means that it was good, otherwise would be long forgotten :) "
" Catering for Mignon Cosmetics leads Goldy into a mystery involving a department store make-up counter and animal rights advocates. Goldy tries low-fat fare in this novel. "
" The best book of the series so far. The books are a little cheesy, not Pulitzer material by any means, but they're an easy and entertaining read. And I like the recipes that are included in the stories as well! "
" Goldy Bear #5. Julian Teller is struggling when his girlfriend Claire is killed by a hit and run. Goldy tries to help find out who did it and gets involved in a strange group of fanatical cosmetic people. Great sounding recipes in the normal plethora of dead bodies and weird coincidences. "
" Fun read. But healthy recipes? Meh. "
" I just enjoy the diversion of these books. "
" i thought it was okay. "
" This series is a lot of fun and this installment is no exception. I'm not sure I totally bought into the denouement, but getting there was a lot of fun. "
" Goldy solves another one, this one involving competing cosmetic companies. Julian's girlfriend is killed at the beginning. Poor Julian! "
" This was an easy-listen in the car during a busy week or so. The story was okay, the characters were okay. Not spectacular, but not horrible either. "
" Interesting recipes. "
" I just loved he title so much I knew the book would have me laughing. "
" re-read 8/5/2012 "
" Goldy finds herself in the midst of another murder mystery at her latest catering job. While trying to balance investigation and catering, she manages to make herself a new target. Good addition to the series! "
" Recipes and mysteries, what could be better? "
" Goldy caters a low-fat feast for cosmetic reception. Murder happens as usual. Julian's girlfriend is murdered. "
" It was ok. Maybe it would be a 3 star if I had read the first 4 installments. "
" I've read several of this series but for some reason I thought this particular one just drug on and on. I was ever so glad to FINALLY finish it! "
" Love Goldy Shultz and her recipies. This one was from 1995 so I did not read it in order but it was still very enjoyable. "
" Fun read. Yummy sounding food! Good mystery. "
" Okay, so it's a little cheesy and not at all practical but it's my guilty pleasure! I love the recipes (especially anything with chocolate) and I am interested in Goldy's love life so I continue to read... "
" after the last one, which was disturbingly too close to my own life with the church, this one was a lovely relief. Fun, light reading. "
" A culinary mystery. One of a couple with Goldy Bear as the hero. I've read a couple of them and they are all fun. Good quick fun reads. "
" I'm finding that these Goldy Bear books are all a little slow. This one had a better story though than the first books in the series. Also as a bonus, some of the recipes in this one sound tasty enough that I might actually have to try them. "
Diane Mott Davidson is the New York Times bestselling author of more than a dozen novels. She wrote three novels before one was accepted for publication—when she was forty-one. She has since written many more mysteries, all featuring Goldy the caterer. In addition, she has written short stories and poetry for various publications. She has won the Anthony Award from Bouchercon and has been nominated for the Agatha, another Anthony, and the Macavity Award. In 1993 she was named Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers’ Writer of the Year.
Barbara Rosenblat, one of the most awarded narrators in the business, was selected by AudioFile magazine as one of the Golden Voices of the Twentieth Century. She has received the prestigious Audie Award multiple times and has earned more than fifty AudioFile Earphones Awards. She has also appeared in film, television, and theater, both in London’s West End and on Broadway.
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