Author of War Songs, Dr. Grady Harp is an artist representative, gallery owner, writer of essays and articles on figurative and all Representational art for museum catalogues and for travelling exhibitions, and an Amazon Hall of Fame Reviewer. He describes himself as being ever on the alert for the new and promising geniuses of tomorrow. I am thrilled to find his review for Virtually Yummy:.
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2020
The various authors of the High-Tech Crime Solvers series – Uvi Poznansky, Robert I. Katz, Edwin Dasso, P.D. Workman, Jacquie Biggar, Casi McLean, Barbara Ebel, and Libby Fischer Hellman – have entertained us with their Virtually Lace/Undead/Harmless/Dead, Timeless, etc stories in which culinary foci are integral parts of their stories. Now they bring us to the table (or, to the kitchen then table!) with a range of recipes that reflect moments in their books.
The variety of foods outlined is wide – soups, tarts, dips, omelets, main dishes, deserts from the many locales around the world where their stories take flight. The recipes are offered with skill – ingredients, preparation, how to serve – and accompanying each recipe is an excerpt form the story referenced.
This is both a fine recipe book as well as an appetizer to stimulate searching for each of the novels represented. Tasty indeed! Grady Harp, May 20
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2020
The various authors of the High-Tech Crime Solvers series – Uvi Poznansky, Robert I. Katz, Edwin Dasso, P.D. Workman, Jacquie Biggar, Casi McLean, Barbara Ebel, and Libby Fischer Hellman – have entertained us with their Virtually Lace/Undead/Harmless/Dead, Timeless, etc stories in which culinary foci are integral parts of their stories. Now they bring us to the table (or, to the kitchen then table!) with a range of recipes that reflect moments in their books.The variety of foods outlined is wide – soups, tarts, dips, omelets, main dishes, deserts from the many locales around the world where their stories take flight. The recipes are offered with skill – ingredients, preparation, how to serve – and accompanying each recipe is an excerpt form the story referenced.
This is both a fine recipe book as well as an appetizer to stimulate searching for each of the novels represented. Tasty indeed! Grady Harp, May 20
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