I mentioned earlier this month that we were joining the book tour for Bonnie R. Paulson's latest book--Dictating Death. I have not had time to read it yet; but, it is creeping closer to the top of my reading list! Rather than simply interviewing the author--we actually got to do a little cooking with Bonnie R. Paulson--and she brought along a special guest from Dictating Death. We hope you enjoy meeting Bonnie R. Paulson--and Dictating Death Character, Maria--and maybe even their recipe too! Be sure to check out the details of this book and enter the giveaway from the author at the end of this post as well!
Cooking with Bonnie R. Paulson and Her Special Guest
Maria: Anything edible – even chalk.
Bonnie: Well, hello again, Maria. Here to ruin another fun
activity, I see.
Maria: Nope, just want to make sure you’re not scamming
these awesome people.
Bonnie: Psh. You couldn’t care less about any of them.
Maria: That’s not true. I’m very curious about their
occupations. Are any of them doctors? What’s their specialty?
Bonnie: (rolling eyes) Well, they’re not going to answer. Be
quiet so we can talk Eclairs.
Maria: Why don’t you tell them what the real name of the
dish is? (snickering)
Bonnie: (mumbling) Dual Personality Eclairs.
Maria: (laughing out loud) Exactly.
Bonnie: Be quiet. I’m doing this. Okay, so, if you’re ready,
the ingredients are graham crackers – two packages from a box – one large box
of instant vanilla pudding, one large container of whipped topping, one container
of chocolate frosting. For the pudding, you’ll need the milk the directions on
the box requires.
Maria: I’m so bored. (yawn) Say, does this one have
strawberries?
Bonnie: Yes and no.
Maria: Whatever. You’re dull. I’m taking over.
Bonnie: No, wait, I —
Maria: Enough. Okay, Bonnie’s busy. Here’s what you do. Whip
together the pudding and the milk then add the thawed whipped topping to the
same bowl. Not hard, right? Then start layering like a lasagna. One layer of
graham crackers in a 9 by 13 pan, cover with a healthy layer of the mix, add
strawberries or bananas or whatever you want. Then repeat. You’ll get about
three layers like this. Top with last layer of crackers. Melt the frosting in
the microwave and smooth over the top so it’s completely covered. Chill.
Bonnie: Mshuflehffe.
Maria: Nobody cares. Samantha doesn’t even give me this much
trouble. (sigh) Thanks again for having us, I guess. If you like the recipe,
it’s mine. If it sucks, Bonnie came up with it.
Bonnie: Ugh, thank you for having us again. I’m sorry we
were so rudely interrupted. This is a yummy dessert. Make sure to serve with
milk. It’s rich and light at the same time. That’s why it’s Dual Personality.
Have you ever tried this recipe or something similar? Any
tips on making it better? OR do you have a fun recipe you can share? We’d love
to try it.
Quick Summary of Dictating Death by Bonnie R. Paulson. Samantha wants to love him.Maria wants to kill him. Dr. Luke Lawson has no idea that the girl he’s dating has split personalities fighting to control her body. Samantha must keep Luke safe at all costs. If Samantha wins, Maria will die and disappear forever – taking Samantha with her. If Maria wins, Dr. Lawson will die and she and Samantha will move on to the next doctor – the next kill. But Luke is special. He could save Samantha from herself… but only if Samantha can save him.
This book is not light reading. There are graphic scenes and there is not HEA. NOT intended for teens or young adults. Again, this is not light reading. Violence and craziness. You've been warned.***
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