I don't know about you, but here in Santa Cruz, California, it's still quite warm, so the idea of a refreshing spritzer definitely hits the spot. And this drink is perfect or Halloween--not only because of the BLOOD orange--but also because of its lovely orange color.
Spooky Blood Orange-Gin Spritzer
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Now available!
Orchid Isle Mystery, book 1
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“Karst’s first Orchid Isle novel is part murder mystery, part vividly evocative, colorful sketch of Hawaii and its history, geography, tradition, culture, food, language, and people. Armchair travelers and mystery aficionados alike will find it entertaining.”
Booklist
This first book in my brand-new Orchid Isle mystery series features retired caterer Valerie Corbin and her wife Kristen who, on a trip to the Big Island of Hawai‘i, swap surfing lessons for sleuthing sessions when a hike to an active lava flow turns deadly.
Praise for MOLTEN DEATH:
“a compelling read that will enlighten, engage, and entertain, leaving readers longing for their next trip to the Orchid Isle.”
--New York Times bestselling author Jenn McKinlay
“a terrific debut to a series that will go on my must read list!”
--USA Today bestselling author Deborah Crombie
2024 Lefty Award Nominee
for Best Humorous Mystery!
This newest Sally Solari mystery
is available for purchase here !
Praise for A SENSE FOR MURDER:
“[Sally is] sassy, irresistible company... Culinary cozy fans will be in heaven.”
--Publishers Weekly
“An enjoyable read for mystery mavens and foodies alike.”
--Kirkus Reviews
Justice is Served: A Tale of Scallops,
the Law, and Cooking for RBG
is the 2024 Silver Medal Winner for both the
IBPA Benjamin Franklin Award
and the IPPY Award!
Buy link here
-Foreword Reviews (starred review)
"[This] book is a romp from cover to cover—and, just like a great meal, left me ready for more."
-Karen Shimizu, executive editor, Food & Wine-
All of the Sally Solari Mysteries (as well as my other books) are available through Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Bookshop.
Thank you!
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You're so welcome, Kay!
DeleteSounds refreshing and tasty, especially with the return of the upper 90s! Thanks
ReplyDeleteOh, my goodness--really! That's even hotter than here in Hawai'i! Definitely time for a blood orange spritzer!
ReplyDeleteYou have a classic fruit juicer! We have one but lost a piece in our last move.
ReplyDeleteDang, that's too bad, Libby. I love our old-school juicer.
DeleteIt isn't warm here but boy does that look good!
ReplyDeleteIf you add gin, it works great in cold weather too. :)
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