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5.0�toiles sur 5 Read this in a weekend, Sep 5 2000

Par	Louise C. Stone (Sunland, CA) - Voir tous mes commentaires (REAL NAME)

This review is from: The Butter Did It: A Gastronomic Tale of Love and Murder (Mass Market Paperback)

What a good read for a long weekend. This was a spontaneous purchase because I liked the title. I figured that the author had a sense of humor. Boy! Does she?! This is a nice moving book with lots of insider information on the food industry as well as inside the beltway. The characters are well-rounded (and not perfect). I liked every character and did not want a single one of them to be the "dirty guy." The food details without the recipes littering the content is a welcome change, and walking the city streets can help the psyche -- try it! I will definitely buy more from this author.

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5.0�toiles sur 5 There is alot of drooling even if you eat before reading, Sep 16 1999

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This review is from: The Butter Did It: A Gastronomic Tale of Love and Murder (Mass Market Paperback)

Death of a great chef. Cause heart attack. But Chas Wheatly feels it is more than that. We get to read about great foods and life of a food critic. Keeps you guessing. Just when you think you might have it a curveball is thrown in. Hard to put down. Love the recipe at the end. Easy for us who are not chefs.

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4.0�toiles sur 5 It was a fast moving, entertaining story, Mars 29 1999

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This review is from: The Butter Did It: A Gastronomic Tale of Love and Murder (Mass Market Paperback)

I enjoyed reading Phyllis Richman's first murder mystery- so much so I hope she continues to write more. Having lived in the Washington area, I have enjoyed her restaurant reviews. I also like cooking. Combine murder mysteries with cooking and I'm hooked. The plot to "The Butter Did It" is well constructed and it has plenty of suspects. You learn a lot about the main character, food critic Chas Wheatley. She is not perfect, though. I have a hard time believing she loves to walk in Washington D.C. Traffic, construction and pollution make that difficult. Never mind, it's a good read.

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5.0�toiles sur 5 This is a book you can't put down!!!
What a great first novel from Phyllis Richman! It pulled me in on page one and held my attention through the last page, and I honestly hated to see it end. Read more

Publi� le Janv. 11 1999 par Donna

4.0�toiles sur 5 The Real McCoy
I really enjoyed this debut effort by Phyllis Richman. As a DC transplant and wife of a native, Ms. Read more

Publi� le Juil 20 1998

5.0�toiles sur 5 Swell book! Great characters, well written and about FOOD!
I loved this book! It was very well written and flowed smoothly. Kept me guessing all the way to the end, always a plus. Read more

Publi� le Juil 15 1998