Delicious Death by Byrd Nash – Review by Stephanie Tellas

“Thwarting an assassination wasn’t on the menu. Elinor’s holiday is nearly ruined when a poisoner targets the king and what’s even more irritating? Tristan Fontaine, the Duke de Archambeau, thinks to solve the case before she can! Between saving a society lady’s reputation, comforting a girl with a ghostly brother, and conducting a séance for a widow, Elinor has her hands full. All she wants is to enjoy dinners prepared by the best chefs in the land, but Tristan’s mother and sister can’t stop giving bossy advice. It’s enough to spoil the dessert course. Despite it all, she might still find time to enjoy herself especially if it means snooping through other people’s wardrobe closets.”
This is the second in the series, I enjoyed this one as much as the 1st. This book had great storyline, the characters were great, this book had me laughing for some witty commentary in there. Made the book fun and enjoyable. Also quick read. I give this book 4 stars.