Feta and the Fat Bastard

from TheYodamom

2.5 stars Wine, cheese, salami, escorts, drug dealers, romance and a death. What a mouthful and that's not even the whole bite. The main character is a single women who own a bistro, drinks a lot of wine and loves her cheese and salami. She has knack for sticking her nose into other peoples busin...

from LaurieGienapp

If you like the Diane Mott Davidson books, you'll like this. It's an easy read.... although occasionally it can be a bit tedious. Cute combination of detective work and recipes. Decent characters. If you've read all the Davidson books and are looking for something similar... this certainly works....

from JenniferRobb

I thought I had read at least one previous book in this series, but when I got into the book, the characters didn't seem familiar. Oh, I do vaguely remember that Amalia's parents are Hungarian and moved closer to her and that Amalia has a penchant for choosing wines with odd names, but beyond tha...

from timtom

Just as business is about to pick up in Amalia's bistro, a young woman drops dead within minutes of finishing her salad. When the rumors about the victim having been poisoned by the salad start spreading, Amalia must rush in to solve the mystery, clear her restaurant's reputation and save her bus...

from jadavid

Pretty good mystery, interesting characters and some interesting names for wine. I haven't read anything by this author before, but I will have to go back to read the other books in this series. Mali is thrown into another mystery and gets help from her father and her staff.