Books like Killer mousse by Melinda Wells

When a brutal murder links a billionaire husband to a homicide investigation, Dallas‑Police Lieutenant Eve Dallas must piece together clues amid a chaotic crime scene.

Eve Dallas races against time to stop a calculated killer during Thanksgiving as her family gathers for a reunion threatened by a vengeful visitor.

Eve Dallas, a police officer and author, receives a clue from a book that leads her to solve a murder in New York City.

Detectives Selena Alvarez and Regan Pescoli race against time to stop a vengeful killer threatening their quiet Montana town.

In rural South Africa, widow Tannie Maria balances her love of cooking with a newfound talent for solving crimes after a client’s murder entwines her in a dangerous investigation.

Priscilla Harris, a gifted cook and devoted mother, faces a real-life mystery when a guest dies during a Colorado lodge dinner. Her sharp wit and investigative instincts turn her into a ready‑to‑solve woman sleuth.

Detective Temperance Brennan unravels a tangled web of mummified dogs, a dead businessman, and a teenage hit‑run victim, uncovering a human‑trafficking ring that extends from Peru to Afghanistan and implicates her soon‑to‑be ex.

When Ali’s parents lose their life savings in a Ponzi scheme, her father becomes a suspect after a double homicide, and Ali and her husband fight to clear his name and bring justice to victims, including a cold‑blooded killer.

Nancy Drew and Ned Land enroll in a prestigious Chicago cooking class where a sudden double murder sparks a thrilling culinary mystery.

Three co‑owners of the Cackleberry Club Café investigate the murder of milk farmer Mike Mullen, turning their culinary partnership into a crime‑scene investigation as they chase the killer through New York’s dairy backstreets.

Della Carmichael, a television cooking host, enters a televised cake contest to boost ratings, only to discover a murder has taken place in the kitchen. She must unravel the crime while stepping beyond her culinary arena.

Betts Winston has inherited more than her cooking skills from her grandmother, she can also see and talk to ghosts of people that once roamed the streets of Broken Rope, Missouri, in the days of the Old West. With Gram's Country Cooking School on spring break, Betts and Gram are taking part in this year's cowboy poetry convention, offering lessons on frying catfish over an open campfire. But when a staged gunfight ends in real death and her brother Teddy becomes a prime suspect, Betts may be the one to jump from the frying pan into the fire. After her ghostly guardian Jerome appears to watch her back and a spectral Pony Express rider gallops into town with some unfinished business, Broken Rope starts to seem more like a cowboy ghost convention. With trouble on both sides of this mortal coil, it's up to Betts to clear her brother, put the spirits to rest, and make sure the true killer doesn't become the one who got away.