caterers and catering

The author takes the reader on a thirty-day journey in the daily life of a caterer, focusing on her responsibilities and challenges.

Shirley plans to run a catering business as a summer money-making enterprise, but her determination to keep it a secret from her mother causes some complicated situations.

Distracted from her impending nuptials by two mysteries -- the disappearance of her new assistant and a saboteur at her sister's job -- Faith Fairchild soon discovers that someone will stop at nothing to keep her from walking down the aisle.

Faith Fairchild looks for a connection between the death of a teenage drug addict whose body was found in an antique sleigh, and the discovery of a newborn baby boy in the manger of spinster Mary Bethany's barn on Christmas Eve.

An old diary discovered in the attic of an historic Cambridge house launches caterer and minister's wife Faith Fairchild into a troubling and dangerous murder mystery.

When Goldy gets a cushy job as a caterer at a posh country club, she thinks her life is finally starting to look up, but then the local shrink that she has been seeing drives his car into a bus, and Goldy finds herself involved in a mystery that could get her and her son killed.