About the Author
Jesse Q. Sutanto
ISBN 9780008445881
Rs. 720
HarperCollins
Dial A For Aunties
Who it's for: Readers who enjoy lighthearted mysteries with romance and humor.
When Meddelin Chan's blind date ends in an accidental death, her meddlesome mother enlists the help of her four equally meddling aunties to dispose of the body. Their attempts to hide the corpse become complicated when it's inadvertently transported in a cake cooler to a high-profile billionaire wedding on the California coastline—a crucial event for their family's wedding business. Amidst the chaos, Meddy's college love and biggest heartbreak makes an unexpected reappearance, forcing her to navigate a murder cover-up, a demanding wedding, and a rekindled romance all in one frantic weekend.Why You Should Read? A unique blend of accidental murder, hilarious family dynamics, and a heartwarming romantic comedy. Features a vibrant portrayal of Chinese-Indonesian culture and strong female relationships. Offers a fast-paced, entertaining plot filled with unexpected twists and laugh-out-loud moments. Perfect for readers who enjoy a lighthearted mystery with a touch of romance and cultural flair.
Highlights
- Accidental murder leads to a chaotic cover-up at a billionaire wedding.
- Features a meddlesome mother and four equally meddling aunties.
- Blends romance, comedy, and mystery in a fast-paced plot.
- Showcases Chinese-Indonesian culture and strong female relationships.
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What is the main plot of the book?
Meddelin Chan's blind date ends in accidental death, and her mother and aunties help dispose of the body. The corpse ends up in a cake cooler at a billionaire wedding, leading to a chaotic cover-up.
Is this book a mystery or a romance?
It's a blend of both: a romantic comedy with a murder cover-up at its center, featuring a rekindled romance and family chaos.
What cultural elements are featured?
The story includes a vibrant portrayal of Chinese-Indonesian culture and strong female relationships within the family.
Who would enjoy this book?
Readers who like lighthearted mysteries with humor, romance, and a focus on family dynamics.