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Praise for Jesse Sutanto and Dial A For Aunties:
'Charming, hilarious and heartfelt' Emily Henry, New York Times bestselling author of Beach Read
'Doused in black humour, comical references, mixed with romance - fans of Crazy Rich Asians will love it' My Weekly
'Brilliant, wicked and dead, dead funny' Andi Osho, Asking For A Friend
'A gloriously screwball crime caper (with a dusting of romance) which will have you snort-laughing' Red
'One of the funniest, smartest, most compelling books I've read in a long time and I couldn't put it down' Lucy Vine, Hot Mess
'Rejoice over Dial A For Aunties' Elle
'This smart, funny charming novel has all the right ingredients to make you laugh out loud... ' Platinum
'Dial A For Aunties keeps you guessing till the very last twist' Lauren Ho, Last Tang Standing
'Has redefined what "page-turner" means with laugh-out-loud humour and delightful twists and turns at every corner' Buzzfeed
'A rip-roaring treat! Dark comedy at its finest and a set of catastrophes that had me roaring' Abigail Mann, The Lonely Fajita
'This laugh-out-loud read is a real breath of fresh air' Fabulous
'Dark humour at its best. We had such a laugh reading through' Magic Radio Bookclub
'The comedy jackpot! Fresh, funny and fabulous' Kirsty Eyre, Cow Girl
'A laugh-out-loud read' Bella
'Genuine laugh-out-loud funny' Frost
'A comedy of errors, by turns macabre and romantic, hilarious and affectionate' Saga
