Antoinette Chloe is the character of a small town in
upstate New York. Everyone loves her. So why is someone
framing her for murder?
Trixie will do all that she can when ACB is taken into
custody for the death of her biker boyfriend, Nick
Brownelli. Trixie is buying the Silver Bullet Diner, a
Victorian home, and six small cottages from her aunt.
She loves her new life and is determined to avoid men
after her divorce.
Never mind, that Ty Brisco, the local sheriff keeps her
salivating. Trixie is angry when Ty puts ACB in jail.
Even when explains that it is really protective custody,
Trixie isn't happy.
With a bunch of contestants for the Miss Salmon contest
living in her house, the members of the biker club that
Nick rode with camping out on her property and working
the night shift at the diner, Trixie is willing to loose
sleep to track down Nick's killer.
Ms. Wenger has written an excellent book with DINERS,
DRIVE-INS, AND DEATH. The third in the Comfort Food
Mystery series, the identity of the real killer was
well -
disguised until the end. Readers will drool as they read
about all the food served in the diner. The interaction
between Trixie and Ty adds a little spice to the stories.
I want to know when the missing cook is going to show up
again. Hopefully, we will finally get a glimpse in the
next book.
For Sandy Harbor’s tastiest comfort food, venture to the
Silver Bullet Diner. But head next door to the new drive-
in
theater if you have an appetite for murder.
Trixie Matkowski has a tall order to fill this fall. Aside
from dishing out delicious fare at the Silver Bullet
during
peak fishing season, she’s helping her friend—Antoinette
Chloe Brown, or ACB for short—open a drive-in movie
theater
in the vacant lot beside her diner. It’s just the thing to
take ACB’s mind off Nick, her missing biker beau.
But their plans are fried after Nick’s body is discovered
during the groundbreaking for the drive-in. And when the
police connect the murder weapon to ACB, she becomes the
prime suspect in eighty-sixing Nick. With the fate of her
innocent friend and her business on the line, Trixie must
make the guilty party pay up before someone else gets
stiffed.