When Lindsey Bakewell leaves behind her lighthouse bakeshop, her boyfriend, Rory, and her Newfoundland dog, Wellington, for a glamping trip with her mother in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, the bears leave them alone—but a killer doesn’t. . .
Converting the old Beacon Point lighthouse into a bakery is as adventurous as Lindsey cares to get. Her mother, Ellie, a former 80s fashion model, likes her creature comforts even more—until she sees a business opportunity for her Beacon Harbor fashion boutique when she’s invited by the Mitten Kittens Glamping Club on a woodsy getaway.
Far from roughing it, the ladies will be warm and cozy in chic vintage campers. Ellie insists Lindsey come along to win the campfire cookout contest. Campfire cooking has come a long way from bacon and beans. Soon Lindsey is making pizza, berry cobbler, and gooey Carmelita camping bars.
But the festive spirit is soon dampened when a body is found in Ellie’s camper. It seems like an accidental death until everyone’s tires are slashed and it’s clear the glampsite has become a crime scene. With no cell service to call for help, it’s up to Lindsey to smoke out the killer around the campfire . . .
Because no one is out of the woods yet.
Praise for Darci Hannah
"Spooky-meets-kooky adventure ensues." —Woman's World on Murder at the Pumpkin Pageant
“Many tricks and treats!” —Crimespree Magazine on Murder at the Pumpkin Pageant
A feel-good whodunit with plenty of thrills and chills for the likable sleuths.” —Kirkus on Murder at the Pumpkin Pageant
“Excellently plotted, with clues laced subtly throughout the story.” —Criminal Element on Murder at the Pumpkin Pageant
“You’ll never see the end coming in this delightfully zany tale.” —Kirkus Reviewson Murder at the Blueberry Festival
“From the sweet moments to the sleuthing, this whodunit was a fun, festive ride!” —FIRST for Women on Murder At The Christmas Cookie Bake-Off
“Red herrings, romance, and yummy recipes combine in this charming new series.” —Kirkus Reviews on Murder at the Beacon Bakeshop
“Wellington—or Wellie, for short—exceeded expectations as a delightful canine companion. Most importantly, the mystery was intriguingly layered. I also really enjoyed the food and baking descriptions and thought the inclusion of both the romance and the paranormal element tidily done.” —Criminal Element on Murder at the Beacon Bakeshop
“This is a great start to a new series with plenty of sweets, a charming setting, and a mystery to keep readers guessing.”—Parkersburg News and Sentinel
“Darci Hannah mixes spicy characters, a sweet bakeshop, and a possibly haunted lighthouse into a charming beachfront Michigan village and serves up a mystery as delectable as the bakeshop’s treats and as twisty as the lighthouse stairs." —Ginger Bolton, author of Boston Scream Murder
Darci Hannah grew up in the northwest suburbs of Chicago, is a graduate of Indiana University, and currently lives in a small town in Michigan with her husband, three sons, and two dogs. She has lived around the Great Lakes all her life and considers them a source of inspiration. When she's not engaged in a rollicking family adventure, walking her dogs, or working at the historic Howell Carnegie District Library, she's either baking up a storm or hard at work on her next Beacon Bakeshop Mystery. Visit her at DarciHannah.com.
When Lindsey Bakewell leaves behind her lighthouse bakeshop, her boyfriend, Rory, and her Newfoundland dog, Wellington, for a glamping trip with her mother in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, the bears leave them alone—but a killer doesn’t. . .
Converting the old Beacon Point lighthouse into a bakery is as adventurous as Lindsey cares to get. Her mother, Ellie, a former 80s fashion model, likes her creature comforts even more—until she sees a business opportunity for her Beacon Harbor fashion boutique when she’s invited by the Mitten Kittens Glamping Club on a woodsy getaway.
Far from roughing it, the ladies will be warm and cozy in chic vintage campers. Ellie insists Lindsey come along to win the campfire cookout contest. Campfire cooking has come a long way from bacon and beans. Soon Lindsey is making pizza, berry cobbler, and gooey Carmelita camping bars.
But the festive spirit is soon dampened when a body is found in Ellie’s camper. It seems like an accidental death until everyone’s tires are slashed and it’s clear the glampsite has become a crime scene. With no cell service to call for help, it’s up to Lindsey to smoke out the killer around the campfire . . .
Because no one is out of the woods yet.
Reviews
Praise for Darci Hannah
"Spooky-meets-kooky adventure ensues." —Woman's World on Murder at the Pumpkin Pageant
“Many tricks and treats!” —Crimespree Magazine on Murder at the Pumpkin Pageant
A feel-good whodunit with plenty of thrills and chills for the likable sleuths.” —Kirkus on Murder at the Pumpkin Pageant
“Excellently plotted, with clues laced subtly throughout the story.” —Criminal Element on Murder at the Pumpkin Pageant
“You’ll never see the end coming in this delightfully zany tale.” —Kirkus Reviewson Murder at the Blueberry Festival
“From the sweet moments to the sleuthing, this whodunit was a fun, festive ride!” —FIRST for Women on Murder At The Christmas Cookie Bake-Off
“Red herrings, romance, and yummy recipes combine in this charming new series.” —Kirkus Reviews on Murder at the Beacon Bakeshop
“Wellington—or Wellie, for short—exceeded expectations as a delightful canine companion. Most importantly, the mystery was intriguingly layered. I also really enjoyed the food and baking descriptions and thought the inclusion of both the romance and the paranormal element tidily done.” —Criminal Element on Murder at the Beacon Bakeshop
“This is a great start to a new series with plenty of sweets, a charming setting, and a mystery to keep readers guessing.”—Parkersburg News and Sentinel
“Darci Hannah mixes spicy characters, a sweet bakeshop, and a possibly haunted lighthouse into a charming beachfront Michigan village and serves up a mystery as delectable as the bakeshop’s treats and as twisty as the lighthouse stairs." —Ginger Bolton, author of Boston Scream Murder
Author
Darci Hannah grew up in the northwest suburbs of Chicago, is a graduate of Indiana University, and currently lives in a small town in Michigan with her husband, three sons, and two dogs. She has lived around the Great Lakes all her life and considers them a source of inspiration. When she's not engaged in a rollicking family adventure, walking her dogs, or working at the historic Howell Carnegie District Library, she's either baking up a storm or hard at work on her next Beacon Bakeshop Mystery. Visit her at DarciHannah.com.
