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When her teenage son discovers some skeletal remains of the suspicious kind, lawyer-turned-herbalist China Bayles finds herself hunting a killer from the past--who is about to strike in the present.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Mass Market Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
Susan Wittig Albert has created in Ms Bayles a warm friendly and altogether different kind of sleuth.The whole series of herb and plant related titled books are a joy to read .And the recipes aren't half bad either .Do try them all but start at the beginning and work your way through them all.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Thyme & Seasons
19 Sep 2005
Format:Hardcover
14th in the China Bayles series, China and Ruby (China's best friend and business partner) are catering at the opening of a theatre. When China's stepson finds skeleton with its skull bashed in, the duo quietly start investigating without stepping on the toes of their friends - the police chief and the sheriff - who are on the outs with each other. When there is another death in town, China suspects that the two deaths are related. Albert includes - as usual - several interesting recipes and tidbits about herbs, especially the one included in the title. I buy Albert's books in hardback - and continue to enjoy all three of her mystery series.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Good as usual
17 May 2005
Format:Hardcover
I really like this book, although I was a little sorry with how some of the characters were left at the end of the book (Brian's professor lady mainly). But the book was fast paced and interesting. I figured out the bones pretty quickly, but still got some surprises in the mix!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
NICE ADDITION TO A GREAT SERIES
27 Aug 2005
Format:Hardcover
This is a long running series and there is a reason for it.. the books/stories are good, well written and just fun to read. I enjoyed this current additon to this already popular. I did not feel it is the best of the bunch, but am not complaining. It was fun to read and left we wanting yet another of the author's offerings. Ms Albert is a good story teller and has developed a very nice group of characters. China Bayles fans will enjoy this work even though it is a bit different. Recommend it highly. Enjoy!
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bowl and stir in mayonnaise. Add horseradish to taste (more if you like a zesty bite, less or none if you dont), and salt and pepper. Add diced sun-dried tomatoes and stir just to mix. Cover and refrigerate until serving time. Excellent on hot or cold chicken, or on cold salmon or cold sliced beef. Makes about 212 cups.
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Jezebel Tea. Fresh mint, parsley, celery leaves, a few cloves, a piece of cinnamon stick, and some freshly grated ginger steeped in boiling water for ten minutes or so. Its supposed to cure what ails you, and it doesnt taste bad.
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