From USA Today Bestselling Author, P.D. Workman!

Who cut out Crazy Theresa?

Erin once again finds herself sandwiched between a friend and her partner’s police investigation when Willie Andrews is accused of killing Crazy Theresa Franklin.

Willie couldn’t have done it.

At least, Erin doesn’t think so.

He isn’t talking to her about it, or to anyone else. There are plenty of other people who might have killed Crazy Theresa. She had enemies. But which one had managed to catch her off guard?

And can Erin ensure that one of her friends does not end up in prison for it?

⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ The writing is very skillful, with a multi-layered plot and believable, well-developed characters. Highly recommended!

Like baking mysteries? Cats, dogs, and other pets? Award-winning and USA Today Bestselling Author P.D. Workman brings readers back to small town Bald Eagle Falls for another culinary cozy mystery to be solved by gluten-free baker Erin Price and her friends.

Have your gluten-free cake and eat it too. Sink your teeth into this sweet treat now!

—This lady knows how to write!! I read this during hurricane Irma on my Kindle so I didn’t care the power was out!

—It was very good! But made me hungry!

—Oh my goodness I loved it! The murder mystery was so awesome… I couldn’t put this book down. Props to you again for another amazing read!

—I really enjoyed this book … Would make a great Hallmark movie.

—This very enjoyable story with uncomplicated characters and a sweet and easy storyline was well done.

Author Notes may contain spoilers!

Crazy Theresa has been a thorn in Vic’s side for a long time, since she first started sending her notes before Sour Cherry Turnover, #7 in the series. And even before that, if you start to unravel what happened back when they were both in school.

Willie made it his mission to find Theresa after she escaped from him in Muffins Masks Murder, #10 in the series. But Theresa just couldn’t stay away. Anyone else would have just gone underground changed her identity, and never returned to Moose River or the family property. But Theresa isn’t anyone else and she isn’t called Crazy Theresa for nothing.

I’ve known for a number of books that Willie was going to have to catch up to Theresa sooner or later. I’ve made him too competent and too connected for him to fail to eventually chase her down again. This storyline has been nagging at me during the last couple of stories, and now that Theresa had another confrontation with Vic in A Fateful Plateful, #16 in the series, the time has come for Willie and Theresa to have their final encounter.

Things don’t look good for Willie!

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