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Bailey Weggins, a savvy New York City true-crime writer, returns in a tale of high style and low murder. After a taxing previous case, she eagerly accepts an invitation for a relaxing weekend at the Cedar Inn, a luxurious country spa in rural Massachusetts. The mid-19th-century retreat, complete with an Asian-inspired spa, promises pampering and tranquility. However, her relaxation is abruptly interrupted when she stumbles upon a corpse wrapped mummy-style in a treatment room. What was meant to be a peaceful getaway quickly turns into a gripping murder investigation. Instead of mingling with socialites indulging in spa treatments, Bailey finds herself navigating a list of suspects that includes a spurned lover, a shady husband, and employees with secrets. Complicating matters is her undeniable attraction to the handsome homicide detective assigned to the case. Determined to assist her mother’s friend, the spa owner, Bailey chases clues across state lines, only to find herself entangled in another death that puts her directly in the crosshairs of a ruthless killer. As the investigation unfolds, the stakes rise, and the body in the mud wrap could very well be her own.