Murder is definitely on the menu in this deliciously sly new adventure for Prudence Bulstrode in the beautiful county of West England! Prudence has sweet memories of St Marianne's School for Girls, the lovely Cornish school where she was a boarder as a girl. It was at St Marianne that Prudence discovered the joy of cooking from her beloved home economics teacher, Mrs. Agatha Jubber. When she is invited back to the school to lead a course during the summer holidays, Prudence couldn't be more delighted. Moreover, it's an opportunity to show her granddaughter, Suki, what school was like in the good old days.

But, as soon as she arrives at St Marianne, a shocking discovery is made. The workers excavating the old hockey field to build the new dormitories have unearthed human bones - bones that date back to Prudence's time at St Marianne. Soon, Prudence recalls the tale of the missing teacher, Mr. Scott, and the rumors that spread like wildfire that summer about his illicit affair with Agatha Jubber. Thus begins Prudence's first cold case...

Praise for The Last Supper: “I have long admired Rosemary as a woman of many talents. I just hadn't realized that writing was one of them.” - Richard Vines. “Rosemary Shrager has created a welcome addition to the ranks of female amateur sleuths. The Last Supper is a witty, light mystery, in which the author serves up a delicious treat.” - Simon Brett. “The Last Supper is a charming, highly entertaining book. Retired chef Prudence Bulstrode is grumpy, stubborn, and perceptive. I can't wait to see what she does next.” - M W Craven. “Discover how a Michelin-starred Miss Marple displays the skills of a bloodhound as she sniffs out the scent of a killer in this thriller that builds up to a reveal like a perfect soufflé.” - Nick Ferrari. “If you enjoy Richard Osman's cosy crime, don't miss this tasty debut.” - Yours.

Pages: 384, Year of Publication: 1119, Dimensions: 12.6x12.6cm