This series always pleases. Definitely in the "need something light, quick and fun" category.
This time Goldy is out of work since her drains weren't up to code, and the health inspector shuts her down until they are replaced. To help make ends meet, she agrees to host a cooking show on PBS that is filmed at the top of a ski resort near her. Of course, it doesn't take long until there is a suspicious death, and naturally Goldy was the last person to see him. This gives Goldy a vested interest in finding out what happened, and it's not long before she's being rather forcefully warned to back off. Does she?! Of course not. Love the recipes sprinkled throughout.
A quick, light read. ( )

Christmas

These are fun mysteries to listen to, even if I do find it challenging to follow the character names sometimes. It's neat to meet different characters in these stories and have visits from others who are steady characters. ( )

Goldy Schultz is working a cooking show for PBS until her catering business can get okayed by the health department, after Tom fixes the drains. Anyway, the bistro where the cooking show is taped is only reachable by a skiiing gondola. Goldy is also strapped for cash so is selling Tom
s World War II skies to Doug Portman. Well Doug is the first one to end up dead. But then 2 people's deaths from 3 years ago also play an important part in this novel. A bit predictable but fun nonetheless. ( )

See my review of [b: The Whole Enchilada|574843|The Whole Enchilada|Nicole Hollander|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1348472690s/574843.jpg|1225484] for my thoughts on the whole series. ( )