Killer Chef

New BookShot by James Patterson. A quick fun read! The story centers around Caleb Rooney, a hot-shot detective. Caleb moonlights as a chef in one of New Orleans best food trucks named Killer Chef along with his ex-wife Marlene DePietra. He is called in to run the investigation of a case involving mu Leggi tutto

In their first BookShot partnership, James Patterson and Jeffrey J. Keyes create the basis for what could be an excellent new series, even if it does not go further than a collection of short stories. Caleb Rooney is local celebrity in New Orleans, best known for his food truck, 'Killer Chef'. Peopl Leggi tutto

Do not attempt to read this book on an empty stomach because it will start growling in a matter of minutes, depending on how fast you read. This book will make you really hungry for food from New Orleans : Po' boy sandwiches, Jambalaya, beignets and many more delicacies. If you are lucky and can get Leggi tutto

Meh... Some of these BookShots are amaze-balls, and some are blah. This one was blah, for me. Right off the bat, I just felt out of touch. The main detective basically thought every single person could potentially be the killer, and at the same time, thought that not a single person could be the kill Leggi tutto

3.5 Stars A good fast-paced whodunit mystery! I would love to see more books with this detective - great character! Just wish the ending was a tad bit longer.

Great prequel to the book, The Chef, and I am really looking forward to starting that book asap because Caleb is a fascinating character. I also love books, shows, and films that take place in New Orleans. New Orleans seems like such a fascinating city with an interesting history. Overall, it was a

3.5 "N'Awlins" stars. I could like this cop in a full length book, I do believe. Now, WHY DO I KEEP READING THESE BOOKSHOTS?! They're so short! Gah! Lol

Not bad. Not great.

I enjoyed the setting, New Orleans, the main character, a cop and chef, and the supporting characters. But the story is too short. These characters in New Orleans deserve a full novel!

Good, but the ending was a little too short. I'd like to see more books with this detective.