The Pierogi Peril - (Kielbasa Queen Mystery) by Geri Krotow

About the Book

Lydia Wienewski's dream has finally come true as her caf� selling delicious Polish-American fare is now open and her fortunes are looking up. Even her old nemesis and tutor, Madame Delphine, has made time to sample Lydia's delectable pierogi. But when Lydia later finds Madame Delphine dead in the water, her lakeside dream turns into a nightmare!

Book Synopsis

Lydia Wienewski has opened her Polish-American cafe and bakery on the shore of Lake Erie, but her idyllic new venture is shattered when the low tide leads to a terrible discovery.

July, 1982. Lydia Wienewski's dream has finally come true: Lydia's Lakeside Cafe and Bakery, selling delicious Polish-American fare on the shore of Lake Erie, is now open and her fortunes are looking up. Even her old nemesis and tutor, the irascible Madame Delphine, has made time to sample Lydia's delectable pierogi, with some of her students in tow.

But when Lydia finds Madame Delphine dead in the water, her lakeside dream turns into a nightmare. Was it a bizarre suicide, or brutal murder? As Lydia and Grandma Mary investigate, they discover that there was more to Madame Delphine than meets the eye, and quickly find themselves drawn into an increasingly perilous situation! Can they uncover the truth about Madame Delphine's untimely death?

Review Quotes

A true gift to readers-- "Susan Wiggs, New York Times bestselling author on A Rendezvous to Remember"

Lots of local western New York color mixes with
amusing characters in a mystery sure to delight-- "Kirkus Reviews"

An amusing mystery with a pronounced Buffalo vibe-- "Kirkus Reviews"

About the Author

Geri Krotow is an award-winning author of over thirty novels, including the Whidbey Island contemporary romance series and the Silver Valley PD romantic suspense series. A U.S. Naval Academy graduate and former Naval Intelligence Officer, Geri left her Navy career after nine years to follow her heart and focus on her dream of becoming an author. When not writing or reading, Geri loves to knit and go on long walks with her beloved dogs. A native of Buffalo, New York, she relishes frequent return visits.