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<p>"By turns <b>gory, shocking, macabre and often very funny, you won't be able to put it down</b>. Just be grateful you're not on the menu..." Alex Michaelides, author of <i>The Silent Patient</i><br><br>As Dante and his friends leave their small town for the rush of Copacabana, they can only think of the endless possibilities.<br><br>But the capital city of Rio de Janeiro is not the easiest place to live in and the rent is due every month. As a kind gesture turns rotten, Dante and his crew have to figure out a way to make money, and to make it fast. They find their answer through a new website, offering authentic dinners to foreign travellers and Rio's elite. How hard can it be?<br><br>When a joke addition to the menu sees them make all the money they need in one night, Dante is faced with a question he never thought he would be: how much money is enough to stop cooking human flesh?<br><br>"Raphael Montes is a mixture of <b>Alfred Hitchcock's suspense with Quentin Tarantino's black comedy</b>." - <i>The Guardian</i></p>