Death Du Jour Books in Order
Part ofHillary Avis Books in OrderRead Hillary Avis’s Death Du Jour books in order, with short summaries and a series reading list to help you decide which book to read first.
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Death Du Jour books in publication order
5 books
Crime Chowder
by Hillary Avis
2018
Aspiring chef Bethany Bradstreet caters a gala linked to a suspicious property development and her friend's burned home. When a guest is murdered and the weapon turns up in her chowder, her questions become increasingly dangerous.
Risky Bisqueness
by Hillary Avis
2018
Stolen library computers cost Bethany Bradstreet a catering opportunity just as mice close the bakery where she works. Facing lost income and few prospects, she investigates the burglary in hopes of finding Newbridge's elusive thieves.
Chili con Carnage
by Hillary Avis
2019
Bethany enters a televised chili contest hoping to pay her rent while her soup kiosk is closed. When diners are poisoned, the competing chefs become suspects, forcing her to find the killer before another customer dies.
Lentil Death Do Us Part
by Hillary Avis
2019
Chef Bethany Bradstreet searches for a replacement wedding venue after flooding threatens her friend's plans. Discovering mummified remains at the new location turns the rescue mission into a murder inquiry, complicated by two men competing for her affection.
Rest In Split Peas
by Hillary Avis
2019
A rival soup business opens beside Bethany Bradstreet's kiosk and begins copying her recipes. When its owner is killed by a train, Bethany becomes the leading suspect and must disentangle culinary competition from a murderous motive.
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