About “Eggs in Purgatory”

Eggs in Purgatory introduces Suzanne, Toni, and Petra, who lose their husbands but find independence opening the Cackleberry Club. Their cafe becomes a crime scene when a lawyer dies with a secret on his lips and egg on his face, and the case turns out to be connected to a religious cult and to Suzanne's own past.

Praise for “Eggs in Purgatory”

“With a plot that holds interest and characters who are well-envisioned and well-executed, Childs will have readers planning another trip to the Cackleberry Club and its treats.”

— Richmond Times-Dispatch

“Childs excels at creating comforting settings in which to put her characters, and the Cackleberry Club is a place you’d like to visit.”

— St. Paul Pioneer Press

“Along with toothsome recipes, Childs dishes up plenty of small-town charm.”

— Publishers Weekly

Book details

First published
2008
Latest edition
2008 · ISBN 9780425224953
Pages
289

Frequently asked questions

How many pages is Eggs in Purgatory?

Eggs in Purgatory by Laura Childs has 289 pages.

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