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Pierre Dewatre: The Nicest Guy In The World

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Celebrity chef Pierre Dewatre has everything going for him: swoon-worthy looks, a successful restaurant, and a budding TV career, not to mention that drop-dead-sexy French accent. Unfortunately for Pierre, the drop-dead part becomes all too real when Death Diva Jane and her furry little sidekick Sexy Beast discover him marinating in his own juices. So to speak. And okay, so the famous chef has been accused of cooking and serving endangered species, but that couldn 't possibly have anything to do with his death. Could it? The inept detective in charge of the case has homed in on a single suspect: Jane 's ex, who 's only the Nicest Guy in the World. She 's never gotten over him, even with a certain bad-boy bartender invading her personal

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