Tandy Sinclair

From the Sunday Times bestselling author Lisa Gardner, a gripping thriller featuring an ordinary woman who will stop at nothing to find the missing people that the rest of the world has forgotten. Frankie Elkin is an average middle-aged woman with more regrets than belongings who spends her life doing what no one else will: searching for missing people the world has stopped looking for. Resistance from the Boston PD and the victim’s wary family tells Frankie she’s on her own. The fact that so many missing people end up dead, with no-one looking for them is a sad reflection of our society today.

I used my griddle pan to get nice lines on them, but you can use a flat frying pan if you do not have a griddle pan. But at the start of this year I decided to see if I could shift the weight. Dave and I follow a Mediterranean lifestyle diet which is easy to summarise as follows. After that, in decreasing amounts are heart healthy oils and dairy; cheese fish and eggs; white meat such as pork and chicken; red meat; and lastly, sweet treats.

Other than the complimentary afternoon tea and treats, expect to step out of the bath or over-sized shower and wrap yourself in a beautiful towelling gown while slipping your feet into the slippers that have been provided. Each morning we were presented with a small selection of cured meats, cheeses and home made crackers as well as a glass of yoghurt, homemade granola and fresh fruit. In 1918, in the wake of the great flu epidemic, an orphanage, Die Herberg, was built by the Robertson Community for the orphaned children left destitute. This blend of Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon is made free and sold by the sympathetic cellars in aid of the children, who today are no longer all orphans but mainly from broken homes.

The syrup glaze ensures that the cake stays nice and moist, and adds extra flavour. Instead of not being able to fully enjoy the wining and dining experience we would stay somewhere overnight. Neither Dave nor John choose to wear smart clothes but each year they make a special effort. But I can imagine that as soon as people realize they will be stuck in South Africa in December, the self-catering places will be snapped up.