Albert Smith's Culinary Capers: The First Five Books

It was an easy read and the relationship between Rex Harrison & Albert Smith is great. Intriguing and humorous. The recipes at the end are a bonus.

Albert Smith's Culinary Capers - the First Five Books are hysterically funny and full of mystery. The canine is both hysterically funny and has a nose for trouble as is and does his human. These books are fun to read and keep you guessing as to 'who done it'.

Good story lines and fast reads. Funny and entertaining. Having the history of the main dish is a great idea, and the recipes are great. Would recommend this series to friends and family.

Interesting mix of characters and setting. Rex is patient but persistent with Albert. This makes for good entertaining reading. Suitable for most adult level readers.

I’ve enjoyed these 1st 5 books!!! Haven’t been brave enough to try to cook any of the recipes yet, but I’m tempted!!

These books were so much fun and curious!! I loved trying to figure the crimes out along with Albert! Rex is the best dog ever! I was sad when I finished the last book in this series! Kudos to Steve Highs for a fabulous story line...again!

These mysteries are just fun. They are complicated enough to keep me guessing, but very funny because of Rex’s adventures. I especially enjoyed the culinary information about Yorkshire pudding.I had an aunt who excelled at it,and I tried a few times myself.If I had read this at the time,I thinK would have done better.

I love German Shepards, cooking and clever British sleuthing! What a wonderful group of characters, and an incredible, humorous plot!

Funny, entertaining and a great read. I can’t wait to read more adventures of Albert and Rex and all the trouble they get into.

The premise of this series is truly interesting! Some of the scenes depicting Rex's adventures are well written and as arresting as the main plot itself. The dog's frustration as he tries to communicate with his human is hilarious and something to think about. The character of Rex is as engaging as that of Albert Smith, if not more.

Love that this shows old doesn’t equal dim, really enjoyed the partnership between the main character and his brilliant dog.

This was a great series for all those who love dogs and murder mysteries. Some interesting twists and turns, and best of all, it's funny. Good for all ages over 12.

I am a vet and thoroughly enjoyed the dog's comments. The books were all wonderful stories with. Lots of laughs. If you are fed up, guaranteed to make you smile and cheer you up