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Diane Mott Davidson

Killer Pancake

Part of "A Goldy Bear Culinary Mystery" series

In Killer Pancake, the 12th installment in Diane Mott Davidson’s popular culinary mystery series, protagonist Goldy Schulz is tasked with catering a fundraiser for a local battered women’s shelter. But when one of the attendees is found dead, Goldy finds herself once again embroiled in a murder investigation. As she tries to clear her name and solve the mystery, Goldy must navigate the tensions and secrets within the shelter and its staff, as well as her own complicated personal life. Along the way, she serves up a variety of delicious-sounding dishes, from killer pancakes topped with blueberries and sour cream to a savory vegetable quiche. Davidson’s writing is witty and engaging, with a strong sense of place and a cast of well-developed characters. She skillfully balances the cozy, small-town setting with the darker themes of domestic violence and abuse. The mystery itself is well-plotted and full of twists and turns, with a satisfying resolution. Fans of culinary mysteries and cozy mysteries in general will enjoy Killer Pancake, as will anyone who enjoys a well-written and engaging mystery. The book stands alone well, but readers who are new to the series may want to start with the first book, Catering to Nobody, in order to fully appreciate the development of the characters and their relationships. Overall, Killer Pancake is a delightful and satisfying read, with a clever mystery, engaging characters, and plenty of mouth-watering descriptions of food. It’s the perfect choice for a lazy afternoon or a cozy evening in...