Death Tracks the Scent: A Penelope Standing Mystery
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Penelope Standing has a lot going on. Her dog walking business is booming, mail deliveries give her a great excuse to snoop, and her husband’s retirement party is shaping up to be an interesting affair.
Then she finds Hippie Harold dead in his living room.
At first glance it looks like botulism might be the cause. Penelope knows better. Town crank Howard Stone, proprietor of Homespun Harold’s All-Natural Emporium, had taught everyone how to safely can their fruits and vegetables for decades. Botulism? No way!
But was arguing about organic food and recycling enough to get him killed?
Penelope’s need to track down the truth may send a killer after her!
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Fans of the wit and humor of the following authors also enjoy this cozy mystery series:
Janet Evanovich
Kaitlyn Dunnet
Krista Davis
Lynn Cahoon
Catherine Bruns
Vicki Delany
Ann S. Marie
Paula Darnell
Jessica Beck
London Lovett
Ellen Byron
Eva Gates
Carline Fardig
Joanne Fluke
Amanda Flower
Fans of the wit and humor of the following series also enjoy this cozy mystery series:
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Deadly Edits Mysteries
Paws & Claws Mysteries
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Cookies & Chance Mysteries
Tea by the Sea Mysteries
Dana Sweet Cozy Mysteries
Fine Art Mysteries
The Donut Mysteries
Port Danby Cozy Mysteries
Cajun Country Mysteries
Lighthouse Library Mysteries
Southern B&B Mysteries
Hannah Swensen Mysteries
Amish Candy Shop Mysteries
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KEYWORDS: cozy mystery, dog walker, pet sitter, strong female protagonist, mature characters, couple in love, small town, mastiff, feminist, humor, witty banter
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Tess Baytree is the pen name of speculative fiction author T. M. Baumgartner. At various times she has been a veterinarian, Unix system administrator, software developer, and after-hours book-shelver in a medical library.
Theresa currently lives in Northern California in a house with too many animals. She knits hats for garden gnomes and runs with scissors only when absolutely necessary.
