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Agatha Raisin and the Toast That Killed | Agatha Raisin Mystery

In the charming, honey-colored village of Carsely, the Ladies’ Society Annual Heritage Breakfast was meant to be Agatha Raisin’s grand moment of social redemption. Determined to move past a previous scone-related catastrophe, Agatha finds herself in the middle of a new scandal when the village’s reigning social queen, Sheila Masterson, takes a fateful bite of Arthur Billington’s "masterpiece" sourdough toast. In a matter of seconds, the "Toast of the County" tasting turns into a crime scene as Sheila collapses, dying with her face in the very bread that was meant to be the highlight of the morning. While the local police are baffled by the lack of obvious motive, Agatha—with her sharp PR instincts and a refusal to let a "terribly inconvenient" death ruin her standing—senses a far more sinister truth hidden behind the marmalade and fine china. Alongside her reluctant partner-in-sleuthing James Lacey, she uncovers a web of betrayal, greed, and a village rivalry that has festered into something deadly. What appeared to be a simple breakfast quickly reveals a plot of impeccable timing and ruthless intent. Just when you think you've deduced the culprit among the jealous bakers and the silent witnesses, Agatha unveils a connection so shocking it redefines the very meaning of the case. Prepare for a classic whodunit where the simplest ritual hides the deadliest of motives, and the only thing sharper than Agatha’s tongue is a murderer’s heart. This content features fan-made stories inspired by the world of Agatha Raisin, the character originally created by M.C. Beaton (Marion Chesney). This work is strictly a fan tribute; it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with the official M.C. Beaton estate, her publishers, or any of her licensed entities. All characters, settings, and stylistic elements inspired by the original series are used with the highest respect and admiration for the sharp-witted and humorous storytelling of M.C. Beaton. This story is written by a fan, for fans, with the intention of celebrating the unique charm and tenacity of Agatha Raisin in a new, original mystery.