One day a baking competition, another a murder.
by M.C. Beaton
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In "Death of a Celebrity" by M.C. Beaton, the story unfolds around a baking competition that takes a dark turn when a murder occurs. The juxtaposition of a light-hearted event, like baking, with the seriousness of a crime sets the stage for an intriguing plot filled with twists and turns. The narrative explores the dynamics between contestants and the pressures of the competition, creating a tension that contrasts with the sweet atmosphere of baking.

As the investigation into the murder progresses, the characters are drawn into a web of deceit and secrets that challenge their relationships and motives. The blend of culinary artistry and crime drama captivates readers, revealing the darker side of ambition and celebrity culture. Ultimately, the book illustrates how quickly circumstances can change, turning a day of creativity into one fraught with danger and suspicion.

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