Death & Sourdough
I'm Millie Bramley. Baker, observer, and writer of cozy mysteries shaped by sourdough, patience, and small-town life.
Pull up a chair. There's bread in the oven, tea on the counter, and a story or two worth staying for.
The Sable Cove Mysteries
Some towns you can leave. Sable Cove isn't one of them.
Nora Ashby came back to settle an estate and sell a leaning curiosity shop. A knock to the head woke a gift the Ashby women have always carried: she can see the dead: and they have a great deal to say.
Warm, witty, and gently spooky. Brew the tea and pull up a chair; the dead are talking, and someone has to listen.
"I've always believed that the best stories, like the best bread, can't be rushed. They need time, warmth, and just the right amount of attention."
Death & Sourdough
Set in the picturesque village of Millbrook in the Cotswolds, where everyone knows your name, your business and your bread order. This cozy mystery series follows Eliza Hartwell as she navigates a new life away from the city and balances her new roles as a baker, a new village with a close community, and the murders that pop up in the village.
Death & Sourdough · Book 5
The Final Proof
The deaths that have shadowed this gentle corner of the Cotswolds were never the accidents of an unlucky village.
The Sable Cove Mysteries
On the salt-fog waterfront of Sable Cove, Nora Ashby inherits her great-aunt's curiosity shop and a gift she never wanted: the ability to see the dead. With a charming century-old rum-runner for a partner and a murdered neighbor who can't rest, Nora launders ghostly hunches into daylight proof. A paranormal cozy series for readers who like their whodunits low on gore and high on heart.
The Sable Cove Mysteries · Book 2
Murder at the Founders' Festival
When a visiting genealogist hired to verify Sable Cove's founding bloodlines turns up dead at the foot of the old meeting-hall steps, ruled an accident before her files are even cold, only Nora Ashby knows it was murder, because the victim is standing in her shop the next morning, remembering everything except the hand that pushed her.
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