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A review by rlbasley
Bone Appetit by Carolyn Haines
5.0
Bone Appetit by Carolyn Haines (Rb Digital audiobook) (Sara Booth Delaney series) poor Sara and Tinkie they can’t even go to a spa and cooking school without being mixed up in a murder case. This time someone is killing and seriously hurting the finalists in a beauty/cooking competition. It’s up to Tinkie and Sara to find out the person behind these incidents and stop them from harming anyone esle.
This book is filled with the same depth and well written storyline as I am used to finding in Carolyn Haines books.
***SPOILER ALERT****
Personally, I am grateful for Carolyn for acknowledging the pain and sorrow that goes along with a miscarriage. So often in books, a character will have a miscarriage in one chapter and two chapters over be completely over it .. that is not my personal experience. I lost my 2nd child 16 years ago and there isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t think of her. I also appreciated her making the villain a “crazy voodoo priest” but made the villain a horrid woman with a better than average knowledge of botany. I appreciate this because when I was in college (in Louisiana), my beliefs systems professor went over different pagan religions and she spent a fair amount of time dispelling the notion that any one who practices voodoo or hoodoo is evil.
This book is filled with the same depth and well written storyline as I am used to finding in Carolyn Haines books.
***SPOILER ALERT****
Personally, I am grateful for Carolyn for acknowledging the pain and sorrow that goes along with a miscarriage. So often in books, a character will have a miscarriage in one chapter and two chapters over be completely over it .. that is not my personal experience. I lost my 2nd child 16 years ago and there isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t think of her. I also appreciated her making the villain a “crazy voodoo priest” but made the villain a horrid woman with a better than average knowledge of botany. I appreciate this because when I was in college (in Louisiana), my beliefs systems professor went over different pagan religions and she spent a fair amount of time dispelling the notion that any one who practices voodoo or hoodoo is evil.