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Title: Recipes for Love and Murder
Author: Sally Andrew
Narrator: Sandra Prinsloo
Format: Unabridged
Length: 11 hrs and 27 mins
Language: English
Release date: 11-19-15
Publisher: Lamplight Audio
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 6 votes
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Meet Tannie Maria: a woman who likes to cook a lot and write a little.
One Sunday morning, as Maria savours the breeze through the kitchen window whilst making apricot jam, she hears the screech and bump that announces the arrival of her good friend and editor, Harriet. What Maria doesn't realise is that Harriet is about to deliver the first ingredient in two new recipes (recipes for love and murder) and a whole basketful of challenges.
Critic Reviews:
"If you want a vivid, amusing and immensely enjoyable read about detection (and cooking) in an intriguing part of southern Africa, then this is the book for you. A triumph." (Alexander McCall Smith)
"Recipes for Love and Murder is a delightful debut." (Christopher Hope)
Members Reviews:
Loved it!
Fantastic story and Sandra Prinsloo rocks! This story deals with real and difficult issues with care, love and understanding and still manages to be happy and entertaining.
Wonderfully evocative and enjoyable
Congratulations to Audible for selecting such a great narrator. This book would be hudgely irritating without a genuine South African narrator and it is a joy to hear all the local vernacular and vocabulary correctly pronounced for a change. Moreover Sandra Prinsloo has delighted my wife and myself with a compelling delivery - much more from this narrator please.
The story itself is wonderfully evocative of South Africa. It somehow manages to unite its warmth and friendliness at the same time it exposes its more brutish side. Good story and believable characters that readers can care about.
Great job.
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Title: Recipes for Love and Murder
Author: Sally Andrew
Narrator: Sandra Prinsloo
Format: Unabridged
Length: 11 hrs and 27 mins
Language: English
Release date: 11-19-15
Publisher: Lamplight Audio
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 6 votes
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Meet Tannie Maria: a woman who likes to cook a lot and write a little.
One Sunday morning, as Maria savours the breeze through the kitchen window whilst making apricot jam, she hears the screech and bump that announces the arrival of her good friend and editor, Harriet. What Maria doesn't realise is that Harriet is about to deliver the first ingredient in two new recipes (recipes for love and murder) and a whole basketful of challenges.
Critic Reviews:
"If you want a vivid, amusing and immensely enjoyable read about detection (and cooking) in an intriguing part of southern Africa, then this is the book for you. A triumph." (Alexander McCall Smith)
"Recipes for Love and Murder is a delightful debut." (Christopher Hope)
Members Reviews:
Loved it!
Fantastic story and Sandra Prinsloo rocks! This story deals with real and difficult issues with care, love and understanding and still manages to be happy and entertaining.
Wonderfully evocative and enjoyable
Congratulations to Audible for selecting such a great narrator. This book would be hudgely irritating without a genuine South African narrator and it is a joy to hear all the local vernacular and vocabulary correctly pronounced for a change. Moreover Sandra Prinsloo has delighted my wife and myself with a compelling delivery - much more from this narrator please.
The story itself is wonderfully evocative of South Africa. It somehow manages to unite its warmth and friendliness at the same time it exposes its more brutish side. Good story and believable characters that readers can care about.
Great job.