Vera WongÂ's Guide to Snooping on a Dead Man
By Jesse Sutanto

The follow-up to the bestselling Vera Wong's Unsolicited Advice to MurderersTea-shop owner. Matchmaker. Detective?Vera Wong is perfectly content as a teashop owner. She is definitely not seeking opportunities for amateur sleuthing. But what else is she to do when a distressed woman called Millie asks for her help?Okay, perhaps Vera wheedled the story out of her. And maybe the case file for Millie's missing friend Thomas didn't exactly fall into her lap. Everyone knows a locked briefcase is just asking to be opened by someone handy with a hairpin.Not even the aroma of chrysanthemum tea can stop Vera from catching the scent of this mystery. However dangerous it is, Vera intends to uncover the truth in the only way that this Chinese mother knows how: by spilling the tea. I thoroughly loved it. With a Vera in your life nothing bad can ever happen!'and J. M. Hall, bestselling author ofand A Spoonful of Murder Had me laughing aloud within its first five pages. Charming, hilarious and heartfelt'and Emily Henry,and New York Timesand bestselling author ofand Beach Read A dazzling debut full of humour and love. A comedy caper, doused in black humour, comical references, mixed with romance - fans ofand Crazy Rich Asiansand will love it'and My Weekly Brilliant, wicked and dead, dead funny'and Andi Osho,and Asking For A FriendReaders love VERA WONG…