Sprinkles and Suspicion

A Small Town Baking Cozy Mystery with Dog

When a rival baker turns up dead in a vat of lemon curd at William's Cove's most anticipated baking competition, the contest comes to a very abrupt end — and so does any hope Fanny Fairchild had of a quiet weekend. The victim wasn't exactly beloved in the local baking community, and word is spreading fast that someone had been stealing recipes right out from under her competitors. With a killer loose among the whisks and piping bags, and Buttercream hot on a trail only he can follow, Fanny finds herself in the middle of a mystery where the sweetest competitors turn out to have the bitterest grudges.

If you're the kind of reader who wants to feel genuinely cozy — settled in, smiling at the characters, and completely unable to put it down until you know who did it — this is the book for you. Sprinkles and Suspicion delivers the warmth, the wit, and the satisfying twist you came for, plus just enough tension between Fanny and Detective Miller Reed to keep you happily turning pages long after you should have gone to sleep.