Karen Pierce

Detective-fiction devotee; food lover; Agatha Christie superfan

Detective-fiction devotee, food lover, Agatha Christie superfan

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When detective-fiction fan Karen Pierce couldn't find a cookbook devoted to Agatha Christie, she decided to write her own.

Karen Pierce marries her recipes with a good whodunit in an Agatha Christie cookbook

When detective-fiction fan Karen Pierce couldn't find a cookbook devoted to Agatha Christie, she decided to write her own.

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