Book Description
Maya Patel never planned to return to Hollow Creek.
After the sudden death of her aunt Lina, Maya inherits an old struggling bakery called The Glaze and Grind in a quiet town filled with secrets people refuse to talk about. Hoping for a fresh start, she leaves behind her broken past and begins rebuilding the bakery one recipe at a time.
But Hollow Creek is hiding something dangerous.
Every full moon, someone dies.
When Maya discovers strange journal entries, hidden town records, and whispers surrounding an abandoned well tied to a murder from 1924, she finds herself pulled into a mystery the town has spent decades trying to bury.
With the help of Detective Carter Blake, Maya begins uncovering dark truths connected to Hollow Creek's founders, missing records, and a deadly secret someone will do anything to protect.
As another full moon approaches, Maya realizes the killer may be closer than anyone imagined.
And this time, the town's secrets are coming for her.
Perfect for fans of:
small town mysteries
bakery cozy mysteries
emotional suspense
paranormal cozy mystery
female amateur sleuths
atmospheric mystery thrillers
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Jonathan Holloway is a passionate relationship therapist, world traveler, and advocate for healthy, loving connections. With over a decade of experience helping individuals and couples navigate the complexities of relationships, Jonathan has become a trusted voice in the field of emotional healing and personal growth.From Chicago, Illinois Jonathan's journey into understanding human relationships began at the prestigious University of Chicago, where he studied Psychology and Counseling. His academic background, combined with his natural curiosity about human behavior, led him to explore the roots of toxic patterns and the transformative power of healthy habits.Jonathan's work is deeply influenced by his travels around the world. As a frequent traveler, he has visited over 3 countries, learning from diverse cultures and gaining unique insights into how people connect, love, and heal. His experiences as a tourist turned student of life have shaped his approach to relationship therapy, making it both practic