Corinna Chapman Mysteries: Devil's Food : A Corinna Chapman Mystery (Series #3) (Hardcover)

from khiemstra631

Kerry Greenwood surely qualifies as a one-woman industry due to her prolific output. She has two new books out at present, this one and the latest in her Phryne Fisher series. The Corrina Chapman books are a bit darker than the Phryne books, but they give an insight into Australian city life that...

from DrLed

Synopsis: Both of Corinna's workers are almost poisoned, her hippie mother is looking for her husband, and weird monks appear at her door demanding famine bread. Everything continues to revolve around feeding people, although some are almost killed. Review: This book starts out very well, but the...

from khiemstra631

Kerry Greenwood surely qualifies as a one-woman industry due to her prolific output. She has two new books out at present, this one and the latest in her Phryne Fisher series. The Corrina Chapman books are a bit darker than the Phryne books, but they give an insight into Australian city life that...

from veracite

I dislike Corinna. To use a metaphor that Corinna might use, it's like I'm having my fur stroked the wrong way; it makes me want to draw a blood-beaded line down the stroking hand with my kitty claws. I do like the other characters. I feel almost media fannish in my desire to rescue them. Kylie...

from HeatherLINC

I found this book disappointing after the first two in the "Corinna Chapman Mystery" series. The 'crime' sub-plot was weak, to say the least, and the humour was lacking. Don't think I'll bother with any more in this series.