The Neil Flambe Capers: Neil Flambé and the Marco Polo Murders (Series #1) (Paperback)

from skstiles612

What could be better than a good mystery? Throw in a pinch of history, a cup of humor, a dash of food knowledge and an obnoxious, yet talented fourteen year old chef and you have a well rounded book. Someone is killing chefs all over Vancouver. The police are stumped so they call in "The Nose", a...

from mountie9

Delightfully fun tale for the 9 - 12 set. Lots of excitement, mystery and intrigue and the plot is not overly obvious so it will keep them guessing at who the murderer is. There is also some food and historical education done in such a way that the little buggers won't know they are learning some...

from JRlibrary

Read very recently because I didn't want to read the second book (Aztec Abduction) if I hadn't read this one first. Found it okay... a bit repetitive with all the cooking information, but all in all a good mystery. I couldn't decide who the murderer was or what spice it was that was killing every...

from epicstudy

I loved this book because Neil and I have a lot of things in common such as cooking and solving mysteries. It was based on Neil's point of view and inspector nakamuras also when Neil was a baby he cried a lot and his mother eventually left him and ran away when she came back Neil was watching his...

from epicstudy

I loved this book because Neil and I have a lot of things in common such as cooking and solving mysteries. It was based on Neil's point of view and inspector nakamuras also when Neil was a baby he cried a lot and his mother eventually left him and ran away when she came back Neil was watching his...