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The Quilter's Code
A town can hide the truth for decades. But someone stitched it into the fabric.
When Maeve Whitaker returns to Maple Hollow, she expects quiet streets, polite smiles—and the same old don’t ask questions, don’t upset the right people, don’t reopen the past.
Then she discovers a quilt unlike any other.
Beneath its careful patterns lies a code—symbols sewn like a private language—pointing to a ledger that was never meant to be found and a secret that could unravel the town’s most powerful family. With Tommy Donnelly at her side and librarian Lila Morales digging through records the town would rather forget, Maeve begins to pull on the one thread Maple Hollow has always the truth.
But Maple Hollow doesn’t forgive.
And Victor Reed doesn’t lose.
A rock through a window. A warning on a voicemail. A single word delivered like a RETURN.
The closer Maeve gets to the heart of the quilt, the more she realizes this isn’t just about what happened—it’s about who helped bury it, and what the town will do to keep it buried.
Some evidence lives in lockboxes.
Some lives in archives.
And some is stitched into the seams, waiting for the right hands to read it.
The Quilter’s Code is a tense small-town mystery with a slow-burn sense of dread, found-documents intrigue, and a final unraveling that proves the past never stays buried—especially when it’s been stitched to survive.
Perfect for readers who
• small-town secrets and corruption
• puzzles, codes, and hidden ledgers
• investigative mysteries with a thriller edge
• strong, determined heroines
Scroll up and begin the pattern.
When Maeve Whitaker returns to Maple Hollow, she expects quiet streets, polite smiles—and the same old don’t ask questions, don’t upset the right people, don’t reopen the past.
Then she discovers a quilt unlike any other.
Beneath its careful patterns lies a code—symbols sewn like a private language—pointing to a ledger that was never meant to be found and a secret that could unravel the town’s most powerful family. With Tommy Donnelly at her side and librarian Lila Morales digging through records the town would rather forget, Maeve begins to pull on the one thread Maple Hollow has always the truth.
But Maple Hollow doesn’t forgive.
And Victor Reed doesn’t lose.
A rock through a window. A warning on a voicemail. A single word delivered like a RETURN.
The closer Maeve gets to the heart of the quilt, the more she realizes this isn’t just about what happened—it’s about who helped bury it, and what the town will do to keep it buried.
Some evidence lives in lockboxes.
Some lives in archives.
And some is stitched into the seams, waiting for the right hands to read it.
The Quilter’s Code is a tense small-town mystery with a slow-burn sense of dread, found-documents intrigue, and a final unraveling that proves the past never stays buried—especially when it’s been stitched to survive.
Perfect for readers who
• small-town secrets and corruption
• puzzles, codes, and hidden ledgers
• investigative mysteries with a thriller edge
• strong, determined heroines
Scroll up and begin the pattern.
115 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 17, 2025
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