Stirring the Plot: A Cookbook Nook Mystery

(Paperback, Large Print Edition)

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Halloween in Crystal Cove, California, is a big deal, involving a spooky soiree where the Winsome Witches, a fund-raising group, gather to open up their purse strings and trade superstitions. But party magicians, fortune-tellers, and herbalists are only the beginning of this recipe for disaster...
Jenna Hart has packed The Cookbook Nook chock-full of everything from ghostly texts to witchy potions in anticipation of the annual fund-raiser luncheon. But there's one unexpected addition to the menu: murder.
When the Head Priestess of the Winsome Witches is found dead under mysterious circumstances, there's no logical answer and plenty of blame to go around. With her aunt, Vera, unable to call on her ability to foresee the future, Jenna will have to use more than just sleight of hand and a few magic tricks to conjure up the truth...

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Praise for the Cookbook Nook Mysteries:
"[A] witty, well-plotted whodunit that will leave you hungry for more."--Kate Carlisle, "New York Times" bestselling author
"Daryl Wood Gerber has found the perfect recipe for all of us who love cozy mysteries and food."--"Lesa's Book Critiques"
"There's a feisty new amateur sleuth in town."--Jenn McKinlay, "New York Times "bestselling author

Praise for the Cookbook Nook Mysteries:

"[A] witty, well-plotted whodunit that will leave you hungry for more."--Kate Carlisle, "New York Times" bestselling author

"Daryl Wood Gerber has found the perfect recipe for all of us who love cozy mysteries and food."--"Lesa's Book Critiques"

"There's a feisty new amateur sleuth in town."--Jenn McKinlay, "New York Times "bestselling author

Author Bio

Daryl Wood Gerber is an Agatha Award-winning author who writes the Cheese Shop Mysteries under the pseudonym Avery Aames. Like her protagonist, Daryl is an admitted foodie and an avid reader of books, including cookbooks. Prior to writing, Daryl acted on stage and television, including on "Murder, She Wrote."