'I found myself turning page after page after page, in the same way Id no doubt consume a plate of the uber-chefs tray bakesI love the way she demolishes the pretence and lies of those around her, firing out the things I might think but wouldnt dare say!' J. M. Hall, author of A Spoonful of Murder
'Another delightful slice of fun' Crime Monthly
Praise for Suk Pannu Stuffed with warmth and wicked, cross-cultural observations, Dead and Scone is a dollop of cosy crime goodness Vaseem Khan, author of the Unexpected Inheritance
I loved it. Suk Pannu stands out as a writer with real depth and insight into human nature. Mrs Sidhu Slough's answer to Miss Marple is a wonderful creation. Her 'aloneness' was very moving, and the clues she used to solve the crime were masterful. S.J. Bennett, author of The Windsor Knot
A terrific read; a tale of dark shenanigans in a quintessential English villageI really love Suks writing J.M. Hall, author of A Spoonful of Murder
Bake Off meets Face/Off. Devilish fun. Mrs Sidhu bakes up a perfect whodunnit Eoin Colfer, author of the Artemis Fowl series
'Pannu's writing is hilarious, and Mrs Sidhu's adventures brilliantly combine mirth with mystery' Antony Johnston, author of the Dog Sitter Detective series
Red herrings and plot twists abound, but its the charming Mrs Sidhu who is the real attraction Mail on Sunday
A lighthearted and fun cosy crime caper Observer
An Asian spin on the traditional home-counties cosy, this is perfect for fans of Richard Osman Guardian
Suk Pannu has given us a splendid debut novel with a unique descriptive voice, the characters are believable. Mrs. Sidhu is here to stay. I look forward to reading more of her adventures Shots magazine
Cosy crime fans will love this charming new voiceA warm, amusing and well-observed tale Platinum
A sheer delight My Weekly