Dinner For Two

by Mayumi Cruz

A hearty, delicious dinner prepared, cooked and served with lethal love.
Tom and Bea are celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary. It was a sort of a celebration after Tom's kidnapping ordeal in the hands of an insane woman, Cleo, which almost destroyed their marriage. Bea, famously known in the food industry as the fairy chef, concocted a special three-course meal, plus a delectable dessert for Tom . . . to die for.
When love borders in insanity, the consequences are deadly.

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Published March 22, 2017

About the author

Mayumi Cruz is a Filipino author writing diverse, cross-genre fiction with emotionally-charged and thought-provoking plots. Her books Chroma Hearts: A Psychological Thriller, and The Black Widow, have received awards and recognition. Some of Mayumi’s writings have also appeared in Philippines Graphic, Medium, AdHoc Fiction and The Drabble. To date, Mayumi has written and published twenty (20) books, available online and in print. 

She is also an artist, a website designer, a screenwriter, and a freelance editor. Mayumi holds degrees in Economics and Educational Management. She lives in the Philippines with her husband and three sons.

Reviews

[Selene · Rating 2 out of 5]

After reading and enjoying The Unfaithful Wife: An Epistolary Narrative, I wanted to read more of this author's work and gravitated towards this story. Unfortunately, this story was uber short and not as gripping. There's a great twist at the end, though!

[Grace K · Rating 4 out of 5]

I picked up this book to diversify my reading tastes with a nice thriller, and this short story intrigued me. It was a really quick read with a good ending. I feel that I can't say much since it's so short, it would give the whole story away. If you are looking for a nice quick thriller, I would recommend this! Though I would warn you: careful with this if you're squeamish!

[Angela Peixoto · Rating 5 out of 5]

My first book by the author that I thoroughly enjoyed. In such a short story Mayumi Cruz managed to turn a romantic dinner into a crime without us even suspecting it. A very enjoyable work highly recommended. I'll look forward to reading a lot more books by the author.