A sun-drenched French food and wine festival. A man who drops dead mid-demonstration. And a food truck cook who can't let a puzzle go unsolved. CC and Finn have parked the Wandering Wok at a food and wine festival in the Rhône Valley, where the chocolate is divine, the bread is crusty, and the only real crisis should be a dodgy electrical connection held together with a wooden spoon and blind optimism. Then Stéphane Moreau - the man with plans to turn the festival into his personal empire - collapses during his wine-and-chocolate demonstration, and CC can't quite convince herself it was natural causes. Finn wishes she would. Their cats would just like everyone to know that dinner is late. As they serve steaming bowls of fragrant Singaporean laksa to festival-goers, CC and Finn discover that Stéphane had plans far beyond a wine demonstration - plans that threatened everything the festival's founders had built. The Rhône Valley is gorgeous. The locals are charming. And more than one of them had reason to want Stéphane Moreau dead. A deliciously cosy mystery with Singaporean street food, French wine country charm, a campervan, and a generous helping of feline supervision. Book One in The Wandering Wok Mysteries. CC and Finn go where the food takes them - a food and wine festival in the Rhône Valley, a market town in Berkshire, a very long Swedish winter, the flower parade in Haarlem - serving bowls of their fragrant laksa from every stop. They travel by campervan, tow their food truck, and bring all three cats. And somehow, wherever they park, someone ends up dead. Pick a country. Pull up a chair. There's laksa if you want it.