A CORPSE IN THE SOUP by Morgan St. James and Phyllice Bradner is one of the funniest books I have ever read! I love the names of the characters – Godiva Olivia DuBois aka the advice columnist G.O.D, her twin sister, Goldie Silver, their mother, Flossie, Uncle Sterling Silver, Goldie’s daughter Chili Pepper, Biff Wellington, and Caesar Romano are very tongue in cheek/5(44). · Morgan St. James is an award-winning author with fifteen published books to her credit.. In addition to books she has written on her own, Morgan’s funny crime capers in the comical Silver Sisters Mysteries series are co-authored with her real-life sister, Phyllice www.doorway.ru: Marina Publishing Group. A Corpse in the Soup [St. James, Morgan, Bradner, Phyllice] on www.doorway.ru *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. A Corpse in the Soup/5(13).
A Corpse in the Soup, first of the Silver Sisters Mystery series written by sisters St. James and Bradner, is a refreshing addition to the mystery world. In A Corpse in the Soup by Morgan St. James and Phyllice Bradner, Godiva, author of the "Ask G.O.D." syndicated advice column, lures her chef niece, Chili, to her home in Beverly Hills from. A CORPSE IN THE SOUP, download, by Morgan St. James and Phyllice Bradner, (Silver Sisters Mystery Series, Book 1), Read by Stephanie Brush. When Godiva winds up in the hospital after being poisoned on a TV cooking show, her twin sister Gold.. $ Morgan and her sister Phyllice Bradner co-author the funny, award-winning Silver Sisters Mysteries series. A Corpse in the Soup, named best mystery audio book by USA Book News, was followed by Seven Deadly Samovars. They are targeting release of the third Silver Sisters mystery, Vanishing Act in Vegas in late
Morgan St. James has 32 books on Goodreads with ratings. Morgan St. James’s most popular book is A Corpse in the Soup (Silver Sisters Mysteries #1). A CORPSE IN THE SOUP is a whimsical taleabout the Silver twins, who get into the act like Miss Marpal. JoEllen Conger --Conger Book Reviews A Corpse In TheSoup mixes a dollop of mystery, a generous portion of humor and aninside look at the behind-the-scenes business of professional www.doorway.rue is trying to snuff out Chef Caesar Romano. In A Corpse in the Soup by Morgan St. James and Phyllice Bradner, Godiva, author of the "Ask G.O.D." syndicated advice column, lures her chef niece, Chili, to her home in Beverly Hills from Alaska, where Chili lives with her mother, Godiva's identical twin, Goldie, with the promise of tickets to some major cooking shows. But at the first, that of the award-winning Chef Romano.
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