"Accent on Murder" (Accent covering both your hottie UK chef and the stuff people sprinkle on food)
"Someone is Kissing the Great Chefs of Europe"
OK, I need more coffee. Will ponder.
Buffy ,'The Killer In Me'
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"Accent on Murder" (Accent covering both your hottie UK chef and the stuff people sprinkle on food)
"Someone is Kissing the Great Chefs of Europe"
OK, I need more coffee. Will ponder.
British Food Is Killing Me
(I know. No romance. The smart-ass in me insisted on typing it.)
British Food Is Killing Me
Heh.
The problem you may run into with food-related murder titles is that series by Diane Mott Davidson with the caterer. You could peruse her books for inspiration and/or to make sure you're not using anything she's used.
Is that an issue for books? Only in the same genre, or published within a certain number of years of each other? I have no idea.
"And the Chef for Dessert"
"And the Chef for Dessert"
Oh my god, I love this! ::making notes::
Is that an issue for books? Only in the same genre, or published within a certain number of years of each other?
Yeah, you don't want to use a title that's already been used, although if it's completely different genres, it doesn't matter as much. Or if the previous book is really old or out of print.
"The Meal Is To Die For"
Oh, two points to erika.
Murder a la Carte?
Murder a la Carte?
Used for a series of books on how to stage those murder mystery dinner thingies yourself. Each book in the series has a fictional murder you can stage yourself as part of the dinner party. I think it includes props too.
On edit also used in actual mystery novel