Yup. I have a shelf of "local interest" books and bought this as soon as it came out. Wasn't terribly impressed, which makes me feel bad to say because I've met Ms. Principe and think she's a nice lady. And I LOVE murder mysteries. But I live in Galena and didn't think she portrayed the town very accurately. I mean, I know a novel is a novel, not a factual portrayal. But I felt bad that I know quite well some of the law enforcement personnel in this town and she made them look like stupid yokels. I'm not sure why she needed to do that. Plus she obviously was viewing Galena as a wealthy Chicagoan. We're all just hicks.
I brought up that subject with my kids PF. They were horrified. My youngest who while in training worked on cadavers, was the most vocal. I didn't even get a chance to tell them that when the facility is through with the body, it is returned to the family for buriel. 
It's subbed "A Corinna Chapman Mystery;" she's the plus-sized caterer/main character. The dust jacket promised recipes as well; I cheated and looked in the back to see what they are -- first was a Medieval recipe for "Gyngerbrede" which began with "1 jar honey." Not to worry, though, the book is set in today's world.
