Bill Lloyd Bücher

This handy reference guide was compiled by a 72 year old great-grandmother for her great grandchildren as they begin their culinary journey. Questions from famiy over many years was the catalyst for the content. This book is great for kitchen beginners, but serves as a reminder and quick reference for the experienced cook as well. It is chock full of basic measuring techniques, different pan sizes, and substitutions for those occasions when you don't have a particular item or ingredient in your pantry. A cooking vocabulary, and description of certain recipe instruction methods are of great help. This book includes charts for freezer and refrigerator storage, a chart to convert a regular recipe to a crock-pot recipe, and a conversion chart for metric. This book will be must have in every kitchen. It will be a well used addition to the kitchens of those who own it.

It's a warm spring evening in1967. Abby Moore watches Charlie Egan as they dance to the seductive rhythm and blues. Then it was the Beatles. She didn't remember how they ended up in her apartment. Then he disappeared. He left no forwarding address. There were no goodbye messages. There was just an empty place in her heart and in her life. Thirty-six years later at a business conference on Hilton Head Island she spies a man who has the familiar walk and mannerisms that remind her of Charlie. Part of her wants it to be him, the other does not. Resurrecting the past would be painful and she's not sure she shouldn't just leave it there. Telling him what he left behind terrified her, but she desperately needed to know why he disappeared. When they meet on the beach they find themselves drawn together by the same magic that bound them for two glorious years in their story book youth. A mutual attraction that was so strong they could not imagine life without the other. This time they realize they must drive a stake into the past and kill it before they can enjoy the present.

Zach Moss doesn't much like being a private investigator spying on errant spouses, but he would admit it has its intriguing moments. He gets more intrigue than he bargained for when he asks Jenny Lee to be his partner. The murder of a wayward spouse and a hundred million-dollar scam throws Moss and Jenny into the Byzantine world of a large corporation. It's not hard for them to imagine someone killing for one hundred million bucks. The murder turns out to be one of a series that began over twelve years before and still continues. Then Moss and Jenny connect the murders to one of Kansas City's leading citizens. As Jenny says about the leading citizen, 'that dude is several steps past weird'. As they dig further, they find the connection between the scam and murders unraveling. Several powerful people in the city reach the conclusion that Moss and Jenny are becoming a very serious problem. When two Chicago street soldiers arrive in town to fix their problem, Jenny Lee decides to take charge and dispenses her own form of justice.