Chef Lamduan Mook Saengthong has spent her whole life feeding the Bangkok riverfront her grandmother built. Then a scathing one-star review threatens to take it all away, and the byline belongs to Phailin Phathanawong, the woman who once fed Mook mango sticky rice off her own spoon, kissed her outside a night market cinema, and vanished without a word eight years ago.
Lin didn't come back to apologize. She came back because the review wasn't supposed to land on this restaurant. Now she wants access to the kitchen she gutted in print, and Mook needs a pen with teeth against the developer closing in on her family's home.
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