Synopsis (Taken from Amazon)
Chuck is one miserable, racist, nasty, and downright troubled person. He’s also a diehard foodie that takes great pride in making the last meals for death-row inmates. But when some of those prisoners begin haunting Chuck, making him explore his inner workings, things get uncomfortable, intense, and somehow appetizing.
Review
Like all of Peter Topside’s books, this one starts strong and keeps you entertained all the way through. He knows the world he created, and though this is in a different town, I love that it is still in the same world. Don’t worry, though—you don’t have to have read the other books to know what is happening here.
This is a delicacy of a book with a unique spin on a prison cook. Based on the first chapter, I thought I knew where it was leading, but I am glad it went in a different direction. The author immerses the reader into the story with imagery, which sometimes makes me cringe.
This is not too long of a novel, but it packs a full punch of entertainment. If you love something different and freakish, this is a great read.
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