Feast, Food & Love

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Feast, Food & Love

Author	Camilla Läckberg, Christian Hellberg
Translator	Steven T. Murray
Cover artist	Ristilä, Kai / Fridholm, James (photo)
Language	English
Subject	Popular Non-Fiction
Genre	Cookery
Published	2011-04-19 Bonnier Facts
Publication place	Sweden
Pages	176 pages
ISBN	978-91-7424-111-2
Preceded by	Super Charlie

Feast, Food & Love, also known as Party, Food & Love, is a cookbook co-compiled by Swedish author Camilla Läckberg and chef Christian Hellberg.

v t e Works by Camilla Läckberg
Novels	The Ice Princess (2002) The Preacher (2004) The Stone Cutter (2005) The Gallows Bird (2006) Flavours from Fjällbacka (2007) The Hidden Child (2007) The Drowning (2008) The Lost Boy (2009) Super Charlie (2011) Feast, Food & Love (2011) The Angel Maker's Wife (2011)
Adaptations	Fjällbackamorden

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