Margaret, a local shop owner and self-proclaimed amateur sleuth, was particularly intrigued. She had lived in Maplewood for nearly a decade and considered herself a part of its fabric. The Whittaker house had been empty for far too long, and she welcomed the prospect of new faces. Her cat, Tilly, perched on the windowsill, seemed equally interested, her ears perked up at the sound of boxes being dropped and furniture being rearranged.
Evelyn Plate writes cozy food mysteries filled with small-town charm, irresistible recipes, and just enough intrigue to keep you guessing until the final bite. Drawing inspiration from a lifelong love of home cooking and community, her stories blend warm kitchens, memorable characters, and cleverly layered whodunits. When she’s not writing, Evelyn can be found experimenting with new dishes, visiting local markets, or enjoying a quiet cup of tea with a good book.View all by Evelyn Plate
