In a few words
The second instalment in the Tannie Maria Mystery crime series, a dark and delicious follow up to Recipes for Love and Murder
In a few words
The second instalment in the Tannie Maria Mystery crime series, a dark and delicious follow up to Recipes for Love and Murder
A vivid, amusing and immensely enjoyable read . . . A triumph
Alexander Mccall Smith
Exotic and enchanting
A vivid, amusing and immensely enjoyable read . . . A triumph
Alexander Mccall Smith
Exotic and enchanting
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Meet Tannie Maria – recipe writer turned crime fighter – and before she has time to take her Venus Chocolate Cake out of the oven, our glorious heroine finds herself embroiled in another mystery.
In this wonderful sequel to Recipes for Love and Murder, Slimkat the bushman finds his life under threat and Tannie Maria is determined to find out who wants to kill him.
But her boyfriend is keen to keep Tannie out of danger, and she’s pretty sure he’s hiding something so Tannie has mysteries of her own solve . . .
Blending a perfect whodunnit with lovable characters, Sally Andrew really does have the perfect recipe for a crime series.
More about
the book
Meet Tannie Maria – recipe writer turned crime fighter – and before she has time to take her Venus Chocolate Cake out of the oven, our glorious heroine finds herself embroiled in another mystery.
In this wonderful sequel to Recipes for Love and Murder, Slimkat the bushman finds his life under threat and Tannie Maria is determined to find out who wants to kill him.
But her boyfriend is keen to keep Tannie out of danger, and she’s pretty sure he’s hiding something so Tannie has mysteries of her own solve . . .
Blending a perfect whodunnit with lovable characters, Sally Andrew really does have the perfect recipe for a crime series.
Chock full of good food and interesting characters
Kerry Greenwood
Utterly delicious, to the very last morsel
Deon Meyer
Funny and sweet - but it has a hard edge and doesn't skirt the difficult subjects of South Africa's history or the region's huge problem with domestic violence. It's a culinary and linguistic treat too . . . The story includes recipes - and has a pleasing bite
Cathy Rentzenbrink
The Bookseller, Fiction Editor's ChoiceSomething to savour...especially in its assertion that there's not much in life that the love of a little lamb, stalwart friendships, intimate relationships and several slices of the tantalizingly-titled Venus Cake can't cure
Chock full of good food and interesting characters
Kerry Greenwood
Utterly delicious, to the very last morsel
Deon Meyer
Funny and sweet - but it has a hard edge and doesn't skirt the difficult subjects of South Africa's history or the region's huge problem with domestic violence. It's a culinary and linguistic treat too . . . The story includes recipes - and has a pleasing bite
Cathy Rentzenbrink
The Bookseller, Fiction Editor's ChoiceSomething to savour...especially in its assertion that there's not much in life that the love of a little lamb, stalwart friendships, intimate relationships and several slices of the tantalizingly-titled Venus Cake can't cure