Cherry Hills Case Files: Nefarious New Year: A Seasonal Cat Cozy Mystery Plus Recipe
About this ebook
Imogene Little thinks nothing of organizing a New Year's gathering between a few neighbors on the eve of the millennium. But when Josh Barnaby ends up deathly ill, she can't help but wonder if one of her other guests might be guilty of trying to end Josh's life.
Much to Imogene's chagrin, Josh's wife doesn't seem to be all that concerned about her husband's turn for the worse. But is Nicole Barnaby a would-be killer, or does that honor belong to one of the other partygoers? Imogene's not sure, but, with a helping paw from her foster cat Cleopatra, the amateur sleuth hopes she can solve this holiday "whodunit" before the clock strikes midnight.
This seasonal short story is meant to be a shorter peek into the world of Cherry Hills, Washington, and the Cozy Cat Caper Mystery series. It was previously published as part of the Festive Mayhem 2 anthology and also includes a recipe.
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About the author
Paige Sleuth is a pseudonym for mystery author Marla Bradeen (http://www.marlabradeen.com). She plots murder during the day and fights for mattress space with her two rescue cats at night. When not attending to her cats' demands, she writes.
