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Is life too short to play it safe?
Kit Gossard's life is neatly mapped out. A secure photographic job. A partner ready to commit. A wedding in the family vineyard for her mother to preside over.
So why the apprehension? Why a hunger for something ... more?
Then someone new appears. Earthy, reserved, magnetic, this new man brings out feelings she has long suppressed, and suddenly Kit can't contain her simmering discontent.
Black truffle hunting, illicit pastry lessons, vine fruit on flesh -- Kit is seduced.
It feels right. Before it all goes wrong.
Artful, sexy, sophisticated, The Dangers of Truffle Hunting explores how a man can be more to a woman than a destination.
PRAISE FOR THE DANGERS OF TRUFFLE HUNTING:
'Sunni Overend knows that hunger left unsated can be ruinous to the soul. A gorgeous book full of earthy, sumptuous pleasures, The Dangers of Truffle Hunting is glamorous, voluptuous and bursting with passion for two of the most divine things in life: love and food' Kelly Doust, author of Precious Things
'It's Overend's way with wordsthat had us picking the book and giving it prime position as our #1 read' Vogue Australia
'Exotic and exciting ... well developed characters ...richly detailed ... enjoyable summer read ... just divine!' Books + Publishing
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Sunni Overend is a graphic design grad, and the daughter of the late, award-winning children's author Jenni Overend. Sunni worked briefly in creative advertising before building an online fashion store and concurrently wrote two women's fiction manuscripts. She married her architect husband in 2013 (yes, he did look good on paper), sold her online store, and merged her areas of expertise to self-publish her first novel, March.