Murder in Santa Fe

A Chef Dani Rosetti Cozy Mystery

In the enchanting city of Santa Fe, on the cusp of the renowned Indian Market, Chef Dani Rosetti finds herself in the midst of art, allure, and alarming schemes. Contracted to cater a lavish dinner for America's elite Native American art collectors, the evening promises opulence and cultural splendor. But behind the scenes, a storm of intrigue brews.

Art dealers, a revered Native American artist, and an enigmatic art dealer from New York named Julian Schimmer, who allegedly sold counterfeit art to several attending guests, make up the eclectic guest list. As Dani's astute sous-chef and seasoned private investigator, Arthur, delves into the background of the attendees, he's convinced that more than one guest might desire Julian's downfall.

The plot thickens as Annabelle Rosen, Santa Fe's most successful gallery owner and the night's hostess, confounds them. Why would Annabelle invite Julian, a man embroiled in scandal, especially when her wealthy clients were his victims? Could a whirlwind of greed, art, and romance be at play, ensnaring the handsome Julian in a dance of deception?

In a night filled with artful mysteries and unfolding secrets, Chef Dani Rosetti is about to serve a dinner none will forget.

Dive into this rich tapestry of art, intrigue, and culinary suspense in the 11th installment of the Chef Dani Rosetti Cozy Mystery Series by a USA Today Bestselling Author.

Robo narration

I couldn't finish listening to what has the makings of a good, little mystery. The AI narration is too dull and lifeless that even the story couldn't make up for it. I noticed when I sped up the narration to 1.2 there was more inflection coming through, but still couldn't listen. I was undecided about using AI in this capacity until now, let's just stick to real humans reading human created books.