An Easter Sunday Scandal of a Sabotaged Schnitzel
High in a Carinthian mountain hut, an Easter family gathering turns into culinary chaos when celebrity chef Antoine's legendary Wiener Schnitzel recipe is stolen and sabotaged. Six eccentric suspects — from an astro-healing influencer to a retired jazz musician — must untangle a web of plagiarized novels, cosmic conspiracies, and suspicious herb substitutions before the truth is served.
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Characters
Celestia 'Cece' Starfall
Cece is a renowned astro-healer and influencer who channels cosmic energies from the Carinthian peaks. She offers cryptic pronouncements and dramatic pauses, often leaving those around her wondering about her true insights.
Gwendolyn 'Gwen' Gallivant
Gwen is an intrepid adventurer and botanist, known for her discoveries of rare medicinal herbs in exotic locales. She often speaks cryptically about nature's hidden power and carries a unique trowel, hinting at secrets deeper than her scientific pursuits.
Horatio 'Horry' Hootenanny
Horry is the family's resident jokester and amateur magician, whose unpredictable pranks often cause more confusion than amusement. His fascination with 'disappearing acts' has led him to 'borrow' valuable items, keeping everyone on their toes.
Evelyn 'Evie' Everhart
A retired opera singer of considerable dramatic flair, Evie believes every situation warrants a grand performance. Her powerful voice and long memory for grudges make her a formidable presence, especially when wronged.
Isadora 'Izzy' Inkwell
Izzy is a struggling pulp fiction writer who finds dramatic potential in everyday life, constantly jotting notes in her worn notebook. She claims to be researching her next bestseller, but her characters often mirror her family members, with predictably grim fates.
Jasper 'Jazzy' Jukebox
A retired jazz musician with a past as complex as his improvisations, Jazzy's weary eyes hint at untold stories. He claims peaceful retirement, but occasional calls from old contacts and a vast collection of vintage records suggest otherwise.