Early ReviewersMorgan St. James

When Crystal Reed met Mark Hunter through a casual encounter she though she met the perfect man. Instead she finds herself entangled in a web of obsessive love and dark secrets, a world that has become tainted by deception and treachery. It is a dangerous game of twisted love and betrayal. Faced with the shadows of his past and a burning desire for her own freedom, Crystal tests whether she has the strength to unravel the danger and reclaim her life. What she discovers chills her to the bone. This gripping tale questions the boundaries of trust and the depths of the human spirit.

It's a new zany Silver Sisters Mystery narrated wonderfully by Kathleen Bond!

This is the fifth book in the Silver Sisters Mysteries, a comical crime caper series, so now all of the Silver Sisters Mysteries are available as audio books, paperback, Kindle and ePub.

Identical twins Goldie Silver, an over-the-hill flower child from Juneau, Alaska and her identical twin Godiva Olivia DuBois, a wealthy widow who writes a syndicated advice to lovelorn column from her Beverly Hills estate, don't go looking for trouble—it finds them. Their 80-year-old mother and uncle are former vaudeville magicians who love to dress in disguise and go undercover but always seem to end up in hot water.

In Murder on the Menu, Goldie's daughter Chili Pepper receives a phone call from her high school boyfriend, Roscoe Bean with a fantastic offer to move to Portland, Oregon and become Executive Chef at a new restaurant. Is it worth it for her to leave her career on the Flirting with Food TV show? You bet it is. The new restaurant is owned by Jordan Jambon, who has just been named as one of the top 20 chefs in the country. What she doesn't anticipate is a rash of murders, all in the Pettygrove mansion where she and Roscoe, Jambon, her Alaskan friend Ozzie and a seemingly innocent girl from Minnesota named Willow are roommates.

The plot deepens in every chapter, and, like every Silver Sister Mystery, the ending is a twist.

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Review of the print edition: Little D

5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic

Another great read with the Silver Sisters and family. This story brings us to Portland for the opening of a new restaurant that Chili will be the executive chef. She is sharing a home with several roommates and people are not who they seem to be. After a couple murders take place the ladies are on the case. Sit back and enjoy the wacky and keep you on the edge of your seats mystery. So I have read every Silver Sisters mysteries, can you please write some more?

Review of the Kindle edition: Martha A. Cheves VINE VOICE

5.0 out of 5 stars murder, suspense & humor!!!

I've read all of the Silver Sister Mysteries and have loved every one. I know murder isn't supposed to be 'light hearted' but with the characters in this series, you can't help but feel a touch of humor in the writings of Morgan and Phyllice. Their character names are priceless. You've just met Chili Pepper but you'll also meet her mother and aunt - Goldie and Godiva, as well as her grandmother Flossie Silver and her uncle Sterling Silver. And then there's Chili's TV boss Caesar Romano. So, like I said, this is a light hearted mystery that will keep you lightly on the edge of your seat while you try to help the sisters solve the murders. I myself found the ending to be a surprise.

Mack Peters enjoys the good life now, but it always wasn’t that way. Twelve years before, tragedy struck on a lovely Sunday morning, as Mack and his father, Beverly Hills Police Chief Bill Watson, finished their breakfast on the patio of a Beverly Hills restaurant. At the time, Mack was a member of the LAPD. In his quest for peace of mind, he resigned from the LAPD and backpacked through Europe for an extended time.

After Mack returned to the States, the former LA cop struck it rich when he came up with an ingenuous idea that gave him a lot of free time and produced millions of dollars. If asked what he does for a living, he says with a smile, “I go to my mailbox and collect checks.”

With a thriving business that practically runs itself, he has the luxury of being able to take off on trips when the spirit moves him. His friends Marcie and Kurt Conklin suggested that he visit a quaint town in Washington State called Leavenworth, and it wasn’t hard to persuade him. But they had an ulterior motive—a motive that resulted him agreeing to help one of their friends track down her missing sister. That led him to the remote small town of Watson Falls and a situation and people more deadly than he could have ever imagined.