Quincie and her uncle are getting ready to reopen their family restaurant as Sanguini's with a vampire themed ambiance and menu. The murder of their chef requires them to hire someone new who seems absolutely perfect in the role of the vampire chef.
This book has food descriptions, vampires, werewolves and is set in Austin. These were the reasons for picking up the book and the reasons it kept me reading. Interesting plot and characters and this paranormal Austin with its "acceptance" that there are werepeople and vampires was intriguing.
A good summer read. If only it weren't so hot here in Austin, I would have gone and sat at Jo's on South Congress with an iced coffee in hand to read.
3.5/5
A vampire chef is a new one!! How would he keep vampiring and cooking separate? Intriguing!
ReplyDeleteVampire chef. Now that's one I haven't heard before. Sounds interesting.
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Diary of an Eccentric
More vamps - always a winner with me.
ReplyDeleteI loved this book, but I listened to it on audio. Not sure if I would have felt so strongly reading verses listening.
ReplyDeleteSounds cool! I like the stories where para-people are an known part of society.
ReplyDeleteI didn't LOVE LOVE this book, but I enjoyed it, especially living in Austin.
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