Dead Pan
Dead Pan by Gayle Trent, published by Bell Bridge Books in November 2009, is a 196-page work written in English. This book follows cake decorator Daphne Martin as she navigates a murder mystery that unfolds after a cake event leads to a tragic incident. When Fred Duncan succumbs to what appears to be food poisoning, Daphne finds herself at the center of the investigation, tasked with uncovering the truth behind the crime.
Readers will discover a blend of mystery and cozy elements as Daphne sorts through a list of suspects in her quest for answers. The narrative delves into the intricacies of the investigation, highlighting the challenges she faces while balancing her cake decorating business. With themes of intrigue and community dynamics, this edition of Dead Pan offers an engaging exploration of the cozy mystery genre, appealing to fans of women sleuths and detective fiction.
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A “delightful new series.” — Kaye’s Penguin Posts
Cake decorator Daphne Martin once again finds herself and her cakes at the center of a murder mystery. Half the town gets sick following a cake event, but for poor Fred Duncan, a bout with potential food poisoning quickly turns fatal. Now it’s up to Daphne to sort through the likely suspects and figure out who frosted Fred.
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