Goldy Bear Culinary Mysteries

Diane Mott Davidson

For caterer Goldy Schulz, her wedding day should be the happiest of her life, a chance to finally leave behind the shadows of her past and embrace a future filled with love. However, as she prepares for the ceremony, a sinister plot unfolds, threatening not only her happiness but her very life. Goldy finds herself entangled in a dangerous investigation when a killer with a twisted obsession targets her, turning her dream wedding into a desperate fight for survival. This thrilling mystery delves into themes of love, loss, and the courage it takes to confront darkness, even on what should be the most joyous occasion.

Diane Mott Davidson

Caterer Goldy Schulz is hired to cater the opening event at a high-end mall—an exciting break that promises steady work and a chance to keep her life on track. But when a party at the Westside Mall turns deadly, Goldy’s carefully managed evening collapses into a fast-moving murder investigation, pulling her into danger and forcing her to navigate a web of suspicion. With her assistant Julian caught in the fallout, Goldy must rely on her instincts, her connections, and the clues hidden in plain sight—often among the very details she knows best. Blending cozy mystery with mouthwatering food and sharp small-town observation, this installment showcases Diane Mott Davidson’s signature style: suspenseful plotting, lively characters, and themes of resilience, community, and the secrets people keep behind polished surfaces.

Diane Mott Davidson

When wedding season collides with trouble, Goldy Schulz finds herself catering multiple celebrations in one weekend—only to have her godfather and his friend become victims of separate crimes. As her cop husband digs into the chaos, Goldy’s instincts lead her to the Gold Gulch Spa, where unsettling questions about Doc Finn’s suspicions quickly turn personal. With her signature blend of cozy mystery and small-town charm, this installment delivers a fast, twisty investigation fueled by quirky characters, culinary detail, and the bonds—and betrayals—that surface under pressure. Expect themes of family secrets, community trust, and the thin line between hospitality and danger, all in Diane Mott Davidson’s warm, witty storytelling style.