User reviews

Tannie Maria receives a cry for help from a Chef, who has the unfortunate issue of being unable to cook, and Jessie investigates the theft of numbers empty pill bottles at the hospital.

I am seriously into this series now, I was a little unsure after the first episode, but it's bubbling away nicely.

It's such a curious mix, at times it verges on comical, moments later it flips, and becomes darker and a lot more serious, that scene where Lawrence's mum mother discovers her son's body, tragic.

Lawrence's death really was a tragedy, he was such a nice guy, that makes the case all the more interesting. That ending was a real shocker, it was the show's darkest moment so far, quite telling too.

How good is Arno Greeff, who plays Regards, not only is he handsome and talented, but he can sing as well, some people have plenty of talents.

8/10.

By the end of the third episode. I felt this could had been similar to Death in Paradise, if only they had a crime of the week format.

The story arc is stretched and is getting lost with soapy elements. It seriously weakens the series.

Tannie and Jessie end up at the police station being interrogated by an irate Khaya Meyer. Did they come across another murder?

Tannie has an important clue based on her liking of wanting to taste everything. Something else that irritates Meyer.

At least Meyer thinks he got a peace offering from Tannie. A box of gourmet sandwiches. It was meant for others in the police station.

The sandwiches were an inspiration for the man who wanted to impress his girlfriend with his cooking skills. He could only boil an egg which his girlfriend loved and she thought he was a serious cook.