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Prime Cut

By: Diane Mott Davidson
Narrated by: Barbara Rosenblat
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Known as “the Julia Child of mystery writers,” Diane Mott Davidson cooks up gourmet culinary mysteries sure to please the most discriminating palates. Mystery connoisseurs relish her elaborate plots and fast-paced action amid scenic Colorado settings. The luscious recipes included at the end are icing on the cake. Caterer-turned sleuth Goldy Schulz has an unbelievably chaotic life, but she is uncommonly determined. Even a ruined kitchen and a cutthroat competitor can’t stop her from solving grisly murder cases or dishing up a tantalizing stream of appetizers, entrees and desserts. When the general contractor who botched Goldy’s kitchen remodelling job turns up dead, and a publicity-hungry DA tries to pin it on Goldy’s dear friend, the ingredients don’t add up. It is up to Goldy to uncover the perfect recipe for murder. Davidson is the New York Times best-selling author of The Grilling Season. With Barbara Rosenblat’s zesty narration, this tasty catering mystery becomes a veritable literary feast.

©1998 Diane Mott Davidson (P)1999 Recorded Books, LLC Women Sleuths Cozy Mystery Culinary Thriller & Suspense Suspense
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I love these books so much, for the stories and the recipes. and the Narrator is the perfect Goldie. skip the abomination tv movies that hallmark made. these books have much more substance and don't wash away what made this series great.

Barbara Rosenblatt is the perfect Goldie Schultz

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Another excellent entry in Goldy's life as a caterer and compulsive murder mystery amateur sleuth. The first half was rather stressful! Well-constructed plot, excellent character sketches, great setting. The catering aspect is lovely. The kitchen renovations added a lot to the story. Tom, as always, is wonderful fellow too good to be true. I enjoyed this re-reading quite a lot. Barbara Rosenblat performs most skillfully! Love her narration.

Another fine episode in a terrific mystery series

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What made the experience of listening to Prime Cut the most enjoyable?

This is the first book I have read in this series which was recommended by a friend and I just jumped in and read Prime Cut. I was immediately captivated by the narrator, Barbara Rosenblat - I think she does a great job! Also, it was fun to listen to Goldy preparing her catering dishes - made me want to put the book down and go try oneof these dishes! I like the idea of including the recipes at the end.

What does Barbara Rosenblat bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

She has a warm, comfortable voice; it feels like I'm listening to a friend tell this story. I found listening to this book, which is light but enjoyable reading, to be the perfect break in my day when I need some time for myself, but don't want to get into a more serious book that I am reading.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Listening to Barbara Rosenblat's narration of the cooking made my mouth water! The description of the food was wonderful.

Any additional comments?

This was great light reading; I am going to go to the first book in the series and go from there!

My first Diane Davidson book

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i enjoy this series & looking forward to the next ones. They always keep you in suspense. The narrator does a great job!

enjoying Goldie's stories

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the story line was good, still think the main character talks to the killer too much not to notice that they are the killer. narrator brought the characters to life.

good book

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