When David is found dead in the beer garden and letters found in his cottage connect him to Eliza's past in ways she never suspected, for the third time, the finger of suspicion points squarely at the baker. Everyone in the village has an opinion. Everyone in the village has a theory. And at least one person in the village knows exactly what happened in the beer garden after the lanterns went out.
The Baker's Dozen is the third book in the Death & Sourdough series. Best served with good bread and someone worth sharing it with.
Millie Bramley lives in rural England, where she divides her time between writing cozy mysteries and maintaining a sourdough starter that has outlived three house moves, two relationships, and one kitchen fire. She is a firm believer that most problems can be solved with strong tea, good bread, and a willingness to ask uncomfortable questions. She has two of the three down.
The Baker’s Dozen is her third novella in the Death & Sourdough series. She is already working on the fourth, and the bread keeps getting better.