More than recipes: 'Island Born and Bred' a slice of life

The award-winning Harkers Island cookbook -- originally intended as a church fundraiser nearly 35 years ago and is again available -- contains not only recipes but sketches and stories that provide a glimpse of everyday life in a coastal N.C. fishing village that has seen dramatic change.

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