Final Arrangements: An Amateur Sleuth Whodunit
About this ebook
On paper, it was a great idea. Ginger Barnes would chauffeur her mother’s dear friend, fierce floral competitor Iffy Bigelow, to the world-famous Philadelphia Flower Show in time to perfect that day’s “Sew What?” entry. In return, Gin and mother Cynthia would tour the magnificent displays with almost no one in the aisles. Heaven!
No such luck. Iffy gets herself strangled behind the Tastee Freeze booth, and Gin’s mother raises a ruckus. The police favor the victim’s mentally unstable niece for the crime, but Cynthia will have none of it. “You solved a murder for your husband,” she reminds the amateur sleuth she raised. “Now you can solve one for me.”
What Readers and listeners say:
“Excellent! This is a fast-paced story that I was glued to from beginning to end. The author is a master of her craft, the narrator was fantastic with the various characters, and I never figured who the culprit was until it was revealed. Ginger Barnes is likeable, fierce, loyal and does everything in her power to keep her loved ones safe. I highly recommend this book.” 5* RobynKFLNJ
“Altogether fun, satisfying and saucy, with just a light dusting of danger.” 5* Cleargrace
“Charming audio book. Listen to [Ginger’s] wisdom on dealing with her kids and the bad guys. She's a delightful character that you will fall for...” 4* Marissa
“…an easy, well-flowing read, speckled with humor.” 5* Diana M Hockley, Australia
“…a great way to spend some time…a well written, entertaining who-done-it with twists and turns to keep you guessing.” 5* llenhard
“I was jumping from one suspect to another trying to solve the murder. I loved…the fact that I could picture the show and plants in my mind…I would recommend this book to anyone who likes a really good mystery!” 4* C.H.
About the author
Donna Huston Murray’s cozy mystery series features an amateur sleuth much like herself, a DIY headmaster's wife with a troubling interest in crime. Both novels in her new mystery/crime series won Honorable Mention in genre fiction from Writer’s Digest. FOR BETTER OR WORSE was a Finalist for the National Indie Excellence Award in mystery.
In real life Donna assumes she can fix anything until proven wrong, calls trash-picking recycling, and although she should probably know better by now, adores Irish setters.
Donna and husband, Hench, live in the greater Philadelphia, PA, USA.