Six contestants. The nation's favourite baking show. And a prize worth killing for...'I loved it. The Great British Bake Off meets And Then There Were None' J.M. HALL, author of A Spoonful of Murder'A delectably fun mystery' The Washington Post__________For six amateur bakers, competing in Bake Week is a dream come true.But for the show's famous host, Betsy Martin, it's more than a competition. It's her legacy.As she welcomes contestants to her ancestral home, Grafton Manor, she's excited todiscover who will have what it takes win the ultimate prize: The Golden Spoon.Quickly, though, things start to go wrong.The contestants are jittery - they've heard strange noises in the manor at night.Betsy is irate - a new co-host has arrived, and he's out for her spotlight.Then, the sabotage begins. At first, it's small. Sugar switched for salt. A hob turned too high.But when a body is discovered, everyone is a suspect.Because someone at Bake Week wants to settle old scores...__________ Praise for The Golden Spoon'Clever, atmospheric and so creepy' ANDREA BARTZ'This delicious combination of Clue and The Great British Bakeoff kept me turning the pages all night!' JANET EVANOVICH'As addictive as bingeing your favourite culinary competition and as a piece of your favourite piece of cake' KELLYE GARRETT'Jessa Maxwell's debut is a deliciously entertaining whodunit-charming characters, baking mishaps, and a mouthwatering murder mystery. Readers and baking enthusiasts will savor every bite of The Golden Spoon' SARAH PENNER