A warm bakery. A quiet town. A secret that refuses to stay buried. When Wren Carter leaves the city behind to open a small bakery in the charming town of Maplewood, she's searching for comfort, routine, and a fresh start. What she doesn't expect is a famous food critic walking into her shop, leaving behind a cryptic warning... and turning up dead hours later behind her bakery. Suddenly, Wren's stand mixer becomes evidence, her quiet life becomes gossip, and the town that welcomed her begins to look at her with suspicion. In Maplewood, secrets travel faster than truth-and being new makes you dangerously convenient. With the help of her sharp-tongued best friend Juno and a determined local officer who doesn't believe in easy answers, Wren finds herself pulled into an investigation she never asked for. As clues surface-from missing keys and hidden ledgers to messages meant to mislead-one thing becomes clear: the murder wasn't random, and the truth has been carefully locked away. But Maplewood is a town built on access. Who has the keys matters. Who copies them matters more. As Wren follows a trail that blends baking, bookkeeping, and buried secrets, she discovers that the most dangerous crimes aren't committed in dark alleys-but behind polite smiles, familiar routines, and doors that open a little too easily. Murder in the Mixer is a cozy culinary mystery filled with small-town charm, clever twists, amateur sleuthing, and just the right pinch of humor. Perfect for readers who love bakery mysteries, strong female leads, and whodunits where comfort and danger share the same table. Pour yourself something warm, settle in, and remember: In Maplewood, trouble doesn't always knock. Sometimes, it lets itself in with a key.
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Sed Filho is a Brazilian author who writes heartwarming stories about healing, second chances, and the quiet beauty of starting over. His novels blend emotional depth, atmospheric settings, and characters who feel remarkably human-flawed, hopeful, and unforgettable.
Driven by the belief that stories can serve as safe harbors in turbulent times, Sed creates books that offer comfort, tenderness, and the warm glow of a guiding light. Whether exploring seaside towns, emotional journeys, or the delicate courage found in ordinary lives, his writing invites readers to slow down, breathe, and rediscover the small miracles around them.
In addition to fiction, Sed also writes about personal development, mindset, and emotional well-being, always with an emphasis on clarity, empathy, and transformation. His narrative voice is known for its sensitivity, introspection, and the gentle way it blends simplicity with emotional resonance.
When he's not writing, Sed can be found researching new ideas, exploring coastal landscapes for inspiration, or crafting stories that remind readers that light-soft, steady, and resilient-can always be found, even after the darkest storms.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A warm bakery. A quiet town. A secret that refuses to stay buried.When Wren Carter leaves the city behind to open a small bakery in the charming town of Maplewood, she's searching for comfort, routine, and a fresh start. What she doesn't expect is a famous food critic walking into her shop, leaving behind a cryptic warning. and turning up dead hours later behind her bakery.Suddenly, Wren's stand mixer becomes evidence, her quiet life becomes gossip, and the town that welcomed her begins to look at her with suspicion. In Maplewood, secrets travel faster than truth-and being new makes you dangerously convenient.With the help of her sharp-tongued best friend Juno and a determined local officer who doesn't believe in easy answers, Wren finds herself pulled into an investigation she never asked for. As clues surface-from missing keys and hidden ledgers to messages meant to mislead-one thing becomes clear: the murder wasn't random, and the truth has been carefully locked away.But Maplewood is a town built on access. Who has the keys matters. Who copies them matters more.As Wren follows a trail that blends baking, bookkeeping, and buried secrets, she discovers that the most dangerous crimes aren't committed in dark alleys-but behind polite smiles, familiar routines, and doors that open a little too easily.Murder in the Mixer is a cozy culinary mystery filled with small-town charm, clever twists, amateur sleuthing, and just the right pinch of humor. Perfect for readers who love bakery mysteries, strong female leads, and whodunits where comfort and danger share the same table.Pour yourself something warm, settle in, and remember: In Maplewood, trouble doesn't always knock.Sometimes, it lets itself in with a key. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798233115974
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A warm bakery. A quiet town. A secret that refuses to stay buried.When Wren Carter leaves the city behind to open a small bakery in the charming town of Maplewood, she's searching for comfort, routine, and a fresh start. What she doesn't expect is a famous food critic walking into her shop, leaving behind a cryptic warning. and turning up dead hours later behind her bakery.Suddenly, Wren's stand mixer becomes evidence, her quiet life becomes gossip, and the town that welcomed her begins to look at her with suspicion. In Maplewood, secrets travel faster than truth-and being new makes you dangerously convenient.With the help of her sharp-tongued best friend Juno and a determined local officer who doesn't believe in easy answers, Wren finds herself pulled into an investigation she never asked for. As clues surface-from missing keys and hidden ledgers to messages meant to mislead-one thing becomes clear: the murder wasn't random, and the truth has been carefully locked away.But Maplewood is a town built on access. Who has the keys matters. Who copies them matters more.As Wren follows a trail that blends baking, bookkeeping, and buried secrets, she discovers that the most dangerous crimes aren't committed in dark alleys-but behind polite smiles, familiar routines, and doors that open a little too easily.Murder in the Mixer is a cozy culinary mystery filled with small-town charm, clever twists, amateur sleuthing, and just the right pinch of humor. Perfect for readers who love bakery mysteries, strong female leads, and whodunits where comfort and danger share the same table.Pour yourself something warm, settle in, and remember: In Maplewood, trouble doesn't always knock.Sometimes, it lets itself in with a key. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798233115974
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A warm bakery. A quiet town. A secret that refuses to stay buried.When Wren Carter leaves the city behind to open a small bakery in the charming town of Maplewood, she's searching for comfort, routine, and a fresh start. What she doesn't expect is a famous food critic walking into her shop, leaving behind a cryptic warning. and turning up dead hours later behind her bakery.Suddenly, Wren's stand mixer becomes evidence, her quiet life becomes gossip, and the town that welcomed her begins to look at her with suspicion. In Maplewood, secrets travel faster than truth-and being new makes you dangerously convenient.With the help of her sharp-tongued best friend Juno and a determined local officer who doesn't believe in easy answers, Wren finds herself pulled into an investigation she never asked for. As clues surface-from missing keys and hidden ledgers to messages meant to mislead-one thing becomes clear: the murder wasn't random, and the truth has been carefully locked away.But Maplewood is a town built on access. Who has the keys matters. Who copies them matters more.As Wren follows a trail that blends baking, bookkeeping, and buried secrets, she discovers that the most dangerous crimes aren't committed in dark alleys-but behind polite smiles, familiar routines, and doors that open a little too easily.Murder in the Mixer is a cozy culinary mystery filled with small-town charm, clever twists, amateur sleuthing, and just the right pinch of humor. Perfect for readers who love bakery mysteries, strong female leads, and whodunits where comfort and danger share the same table.Pour yourself something warm, settle in, and remember: In Maplewood, trouble doesn't always knock.Sometimes, it lets itself in with a key. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798233115974
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