Isabel Dalhousie Series: Friends, Lovers, Chocolate (Series #2) (Paperback)

from thornton37814

This is a well-written mystery with developed characters. The only disappointment is that the mystery is not much of a mystery. I love the main character Isabel Dalhousie who is a philosopher who gets involved in the lives around her. When she meets a retired psychologist who shares the story of ...

from richardderus

Rating: 3.5* of five The Book Report: No life is perfect. Isabel Dalhousie would seem to be an exception to that rule, since she's rich, well-educated, and has a job she loves. (Hate her yet?) But all else being equal, which it never is, how can you hate a woman who believes it is a moral duty to...

from Ameise1

This was my first Isabel Dalhousie mystery and so far it was an enjoyable listening. It looks like that Miss Isabel gets involved in a lot of things. Be it the love life of her niece, the life of her niece's ex-lover or finding the heart donor's next because she mets a stranger who is telling her...

from nbmars

The title of this book might just as well have been ""The Heart of the Matter," but unfortunately that one was taken. But one can picture Isabel Dalhousie, the main protagonist, pondering: "well, but would it be unethical to use the title also if it were apt?" Isabel, editor of the "Review of App...

from Lman

Friends, Lovers, Chocolate continues the philosophical musings of Isabel Dalhousie along with her meddling. Though, as Isabel opines, "I am not a meddler, Jamie, I am an intromitter... somebody who gets involved." And I wholeheartedly agree - especially with her "not being a vitious intromitter: ...