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Biggie and the Fricasseed Fat Man
(1998)(The third book in the Biggie Weatherford series)
A novel by Nancy Bell
Murder's afoot when Biggie Weatherford's around, and now, fresh from Biggie and the Mangled Mortician, this lone star grandma is ready to put the bite on another ornery killer, Texas-style.
It's chicken on the burner--any way you want it--in Firman Birdsong's new restaurant. Problem is, old Firman's under the table, gussied up like a prize goose, gravy on top, parsley garnish, and a blood-red tomato in his mouth. Biggie's twelve-year-old grandson, J.R. saw the dead man with his own two eyes. Clearly, this is a case for Biggie--and her cousin, Sheriff Paul and Silas Wooten (yep, that's one man). But J.R. figures he and Biggie have other problems as well: his other grandmother and her buzzard husband have turned up, ready to snatch him back to Montana. So while Biggie and Paul and Silas are busy rooting out suspects, J. R. is planning his own great escape from wannabe grandparents with a fancy car with longhorns on the hood, money to burn, and secrets to curdle the blood....
Genre: Mystery
It's chicken on the burner--any way you want it--in Firman Birdsong's new restaurant. Problem is, old Firman's under the table, gussied up like a prize goose, gravy on top, parsley garnish, and a blood-red tomato in his mouth. Biggie's twelve-year-old grandson, J.R. saw the dead man with his own two eyes. Clearly, this is a case for Biggie--and her cousin, Sheriff Paul and Silas Wooten (yep, that's one man). But J.R. figures he and Biggie have other problems as well: his other grandmother and her buzzard husband have turned up, ready to snatch him back to Montana. So while Biggie and Paul and Silas are busy rooting out suspects, J. R. is planning his own great escape from wannabe grandparents with a fancy car with longhorns on the hood, money to burn, and secrets to curdle the blood....
Genre: Mystery
Praise for this book
"Nancy Bell writes like a dream from somebody else's childhood. Very soon you find yourself wishing it was your own. Biggie Weatherford and her neighbors in Job's Crossing, Texas, could well be the offspring of the glorious, though scientifically unlikely, union between Miss Marple and Mark Twain." - Kinky Friedman
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