Someone is killing the great chefs of Europe (A Pyramid book)

After arriving in London to create a special dessert for the queen, New York's leading food expert is suspected by Scotland Yard of killing off Europe's master chefs

Someone is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe

Literature & Fiction

Nan Lyons

Contemporary

<p>Wild and hilarious events occur at world-famous Libby's Restaurant in New York when the President and First Lady decide to stop in for lunch, creating a nightmare for the Secret Service</p>

President Is Coming to Lunch

Ivan Lyons

Humor & Satire

DOUBLEDAY

Nan Lyons (Who's Killing the Great Chefs?) looks at history's lavish feasts, richest (and oddest) dishes, great chefs and prize eaters, with recipes and color paintings.

Gluttony: More is More (SIN SERIES)

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Cooking Education & Reference

Red Rock Press

Designed to save travelers time and money, Fielding's New York Agenda cuts to the chase, telling readers all they need to know to "do" the town. Whether they're staying in the Big Apple for a day or for a week, travelers will get the straight dope about all the places on and off the beaten path. Photos; maps.

Fielding's New York Agenda: All You Need to Know to "Do" the Town (Fielding Experienced Travel Guides)

Fielding Worldwide January 1995

<p>Phileas Fogg, the gentleman adventurer of Jules Verne's famous book, rushed around the world in 80 days . . . with intrepid Nan Lyons following him—-at a distance of only 138 years. She dines, nibbles and noshes her way from Great Britain through France, Italy, India, China, America and back again to the Reform Club just as Fogg did. He won his wager with club members; our bet is today's readers will savor her notable food trip. Armed with a map, a fork and a pair of chopsticks, she guides us through some of the world's most bizarre bazaars, reveals secret snacks of Asia, exposes several of the Old and New World's best kept treats and much more.</p>

Around the World in Eighty Meals