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Tannie Maria Mysteries

This series transports readers to the picturesque South African countryside, where a beloved advice columnist with a passion for food unexpectedly becomes a crime solver. Blending cozy mystery with culinary delights and a touch of romance, the stories offer a unique charm. Follow the protagonist as she navigates local intrigues and helps those in need, proving that a knack for cooking and a good heart can unravel even the most complex secrets. It's a heartwarming journey filled with wit, flavor, and suspense.

The Satanic Mechanic
Recipes for Love and Murder

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  1. 'Vivid, amusing and immensely enjoyable . . . A triumph' Alexander McCall SmithMeet Tannie Maria: A woman who likes to cook a lot and write a little. Tannie Maria writes recipes for a column in her local paper, the Klein Karoo Gazette. 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. A delicious blend of intrigue, milk tart and friendship, join Tannie Maria in her first investigation. Consider your appetite whetted for a whole new series of mysteries . . .

    Recipes for Love and Murder1
    3.9
  2. The Satanic Mechanic

    • 320 pages
    • 12 hours of reading

    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.

    The Satanic Mechanic2
    3.9