Chef Dani and her Sou Chef along with her young niece and two dogs (plus the Nanny and one of the Sou Chef's workers (he is also a private investigater) take off for a weddng in France. It is being held at a magnificent mansion and vineyard. They are all excited to be going as there is a lot to see and do there.
Everything is perfect or so they all think. But in the background there is trouble afoot. Both the Bridesmaid and the Maid of Honor are jealous of the Bride. Then there is also the man who wanted to be the wine master but was not picked.
The morning of the wedding the bride is missing! They can not find her anywhere! Finally the Sou Chef gets into the act (having been asked of course) and takes on his other role as private investigator. With the help of Anna (the niece) and Killer--they are able to find her!
The wedding goes on but you will laugh who walks down the aisle with her as her Maid of Honor!
Of course since it is Chef Dani who is in charge of the food it all sounds really delicious-lots of unusual recipes at the end of the book!
About the Book: (from Amazon)
Being hired to cater a wedding in Provence provides an incredible opportunity to see and explore the area.
A missing bride-to-be hour before a dream wedding in Provence, France, and a caterer's worst nightmare.
Being hired to cater a wedding in Provence where the who's who of France will be attending is a dream come true. Even better that it's being held at the Chateau Madrigal, a winery just outside of Marseille.
Chef Dani assumes there will be plenty of time off to explore Michelin restaurants, where Van Gogh lived and painted, and Provence in all its beauty, with its flamingos, black bulls, and miles of Camargue salt flats. To say nothing of imbibing in the award-winning wines the chateau produces.
Sounds ideal, right? Not quite. Not when Amalie, the bride-to-be, goes missing hours before the wedding. Kidnapped for ransom is ruled out, but who would want to kidnap the bride-to-be? And why?
Perhaps the disgruntled maid of honor? Or the bride's jealous sister? Or even the man who wasn't chosen to be the new winemaker at Chateau Madrigal? Good thing the caterer's sous-chef is a private investigator! And have you ever heard of a dog being a maid of honor?
Join Chef Dani Rosetti, her sous-chef, Arthur, and Killer, a huge Mastiff dog, as they search the wine caves beneath the chateau for Amalie. Caves that are dark and frightening. But if the chateau's security force hasn't had any luck finding Amalie, how can they hope to find her in time for the wedding? The wedding the French tabloids are calling "The Wedding of the Year".
This is the 4th book in the Chef Dani Rosetti Cozy Mystery Series by a USA Today Bestselling Author.
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She's traveled extensively throughout the world and loves nothing more than cooking with her husband, Tom, and playing with their boxer dog, Kelly.
Being a dog lover and having attended numerous cooking schools, she couldn't resist writing about food and dogs. She's the author of several cozy mystery series: Cedar Bay, Liz Lucas, High Desert, Midwest, Cottonwood Springs, and Chef Dani Rosetti. Most of these books contains recipes from her travels.
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28 comments :
I prefer traditional.
I prefer going to traditional weddings as a guest, but my wedding probably wouldn't be a traditional one.
I love traditional weddings! Bring on the soft love songs and cake!
CINDY B
maybe different is a nice change.
I prefer traditional.
I love weddings,. It doesn’t matter to me whether they’re traditional or not.
I love all weddings, but given the choice I prefer traditional weddings with all the trimmings!
I really prefer traditional weddings for the most part.
Nancy
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I prefer traditional weddings.
I like traditional
either
I love a traditional wedding.
I haven't been to many weddings so no preference
I prefer a traditional wedding.
I like traditional weddings but adding something unique to the ceremony is a great idea
I like a traditional wedding more.
I don't really have a preference, just what makes the couple happy.
I like as non traditional as can be. Make it a wow. Wear a black dress!
I have never been to a wedding.
I love traditional weddings.
i love traditional weddings only here in wv we are country and bible and church people. so tradition is very important to us. and the traditional clothes for weddings is beautiful
I prefer non-traditional weddings.
I love non-traditional weddings! They are more exciting and fun, in my opinion.
I don't care for either. I will only go to a wedding if absolutely necessary, like one of my kids.
I enjoy both kinds.
I like either kind of wedding. In time, the new becomes traditional!
I love traditional weddings but going to a non-traditional wedding can be fun also!
I honestly have not been to many weddings but the last one I attended was non traditional and I enjoyed it.
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