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Rosie can write and Prudence Bulstrode is here to stay Miriam Margolyes

Witty warm and so enjoyable Jo Brand

The next irresistible cosy crime novel from celebrity TV chef Rosemary Shrager

Preparing a midwinters feast for all hundred residents of the little Yorkshire village of Scrafton Busk is exactly the kind of challenge Prudence Bulstrode adores A chance to show off her muffintopped winter stew lamb shank hotpot and Scarborough woof and of course her famous figgy pudding is just the thing to shake off the winter blues

But on the night of the feast local vagabond Terry Chandler is found dead his body entombed in the pristine snowman standing pride of place on the village green Who could have wanted Chandler dead Why would they stow his body in such strange circumstances And what is the meaning of his last enigmatic message directing his brother to Mystery Hills a place of which no one has ever heard

Crime and cookery continue to collide as Prudence and her granddaughter Suki get drawn into another mystifying murder

Praise for The Proof in the Pudding

Warm and witty Yours

Fans of Christie to Beaton should tuck in Peterborough Telegraph

A killer combo of crime and cooking Womans Own

Praise for Rosemary Shrager

A great yarn Shrager knows her food and shes cooked up a storm Murder is the main course but the side dishes fascinate A fascinating conclusion Rosie can write and Prudence Bulstrode is here to stay I look forward to more in this series Miriam Margolyes

Ive long admired Rosemary as a woman of many talents I just hadnt realized that writing is one of them The Last Supper has pace and style and a very interesting cast of characters Richard Vines

Rosemary Shrager has created a welcome addition to the ranks of female amateur sleuths The Last Supper is a witty lighthearted mystery in which the author has served up a tasty treat Simon Brett

The Last Supper is a charming hugely entertaining book Retired chef Prudence Bulstrode is cranky stubborn and insightful an utterly brilliant creation I cant wait to see what she gets up to next M W Craven

Discover how a Michelinstarred Miss Marple displays the skills of a bloodhound as she sniffs out the scent of a killer in this thriller that rises to a conclusion like a perfect souffle Nick Ferrari

A lighthearted fun mystery combining cookery and crime whats not to love Womans Weekly

Shrager herself a kitchen whizz on TV has a natural talent and deft touch for exactly this kind of gentle fun The Sun