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Twenty years of secrets. Twenty years of survival. One last slice.
The Killian-Cross network is dead. The last of its members have been brought to justice. The truth has finally been told.
Or so Hazel Winthrop believes.
When an invitation arrives for a celebration at the old grist mill, she knows it's a trap. But she also knows she can't refuse. The return address is Box 309—the same box that held Cora Killian's journal, the same box that has been in her family for fifty years.
Someone wants to bring everyone together: Gertie, now ninety years old; Shekel, the retired sheriff; Lena, the prosecutor who became a judge; Jacqueline, who has been baking sourdough in secret for forty years; and Paula, Flexie's grandmother, who claims she helped bring down the network.
But one person is missing. One person who was never caught. One person who has been watching, waiting, and planning her revenge.
Victoria Sterling—Sharon Cross's daughter, raised in the darkness of the grist mill basement, raised to hate, raised to kill—has finally come home.
And she wants the last slice.
Twenty years in the making. The final chapter of the Butter, Sugar, Murder series.
Butter, Sugar, Murder – Book 5
The Killian-Cross network is dead. The last of its members have been brought to justice. The truth has finally been told.
Or so Hazel Winthrop believes.
When an invitation arrives for a celebration at the old grist mill, she knows it's a trap. But she also knows she can't refuse. The return address is Box 309—the same box that held Cora Killian's journal, the same box that has been in her family for fifty years.
Someone wants to bring everyone together: Gertie, now ninety years old; Shekel, the retired sheriff; Lena, the prosecutor who became a judge; Jacqueline, who has been baking sourdough in secret for forty years; and Paula, Flexie's grandmother, who claims she helped bring down the network.
But one person is missing. One person who was never caught. One person who has been watching, waiting, and planning her revenge.
Victoria Sterling—Sharon Cross's daughter, raised in the darkness of the grist mill basement, raised to hate, raised to kill—has finally come home.
And she wants the last slice.
Twenty years in the making. The final chapter of the Butter, Sugar, Murder series.
Butter, Sugar, Murder – Book 5
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