You Smell Like Dinner

Presented by: Avery Aames | Cathy Pickens | Ellen Crosby | Eve K Sandstrom | Julie Hyzy

Mystery authors whose plots center around food discuss researching their cuisine and settings, character work, and the perception of cozy mysteries.

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