1996 Hardcover Book, The Main Corpse, Diane Mott Davidson, First Edition, Mystery, Novel, Fiction, Literature, Recipe Book

1996 Hardcover Book, The Main Corpse, Diane Mott Davidson, First Edition, Mystery, Novel, Fiction, Literature, Recipe Book

A hardcover classic book entitled The Main Corpse by Diane Mott Davidson. The cover boards are black with the title on the spine in Gold. The book has its dust cover.

Goldy, owner of Goldilocks' Catering is once again cooking up a storm while becoming involved in yet another murder. Goldy is hired to cater a dinner for Prospect Financial Partners. Goldy's best friend Marla decides to question a report done by her boyfriend Tony's partner, Albert Lipscomb at this affair. Surprisingly, Albert disappears the next day and so does three and a half million of the companies money. Goldy not only must deal with the police regarding this matter since she was there and heard the argument, but she must also clear her friend after she is accused of murder and put in jail. Goldy does this with the help of her son, Arch, his dog Jake and General Bo Farquhar, who first gave Goldy her start.

Diane Mott Davidson (born March 22, 1949) is an American author of mystery novels that use the theme of food, an idea she got from Robert B. Parker. Several recipes are included in each book, and each novel title is a play on a food or drink word.

Size:
8 ½ x 5 ¾ inches
244 pages
Hardcover
Copyright -- 1996 -- First Edition
Published by Bantam Books

This book is in used near fine condition. It has no rips or tears. The binding is solid and tight. The book's pages clean and crisp. There is a mark on the inside front flyleaf which consists of a handwritten R in a circle. The dust cover is in very good condition.


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