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Scarlet Wilson is beginning to look like the Jessica Fletcher of Cheswick, Connecticut when she stumbles upon yet another dead body. What are the odds of that happening?
Just when the Four Acorns Inn proprietor launches her new party business, she find out that she has a stalker, a con man with a fondness for impersonating serial killers who is hired to menace her. Who is the mastermind behind this plot?
Kenny, Scarlet’s security expert husband, is convinced she has something in common with fictional hero Sherlock Holmes. Is there a Professor Moriarty lurking in the shadows, setting Miz Scarlet up for a deadly end in a real-life version of a popular board game?
With Christmas and New Year’s Eve just around the corner, time is running out. If Kenny and Scarlet can’t solve the crime quickly, there may soon be more bodies headed to the morgue.
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About the author
I love to write, so you will find I am the author of several fast-paced cozy mysteries featuring lively characters like Scarlet Wilson. These tales are laced with humor and romance, but they are of the traditional style of cozy mysteries. The amateur sleuths typically reside in small towns and villages. The crime could take place in your neck of the woods. It could be your next-door neighbor who is found in a heap on the side of the road. It could be your dog that gets the first whiff of that cadaver and alerts you to its presence.
My determined crime solvers might not be trained to tackle big cases, but they do rub elbows with investigators who are used to dealing with wily criminals…and not exactly enthusiastic about having amateur sleuths along for the ride, even clever ones!
While some of the cases are heinous, there is rarely a need to go into detail about any murder scene. To me, that’s like rubbernecking at a traffic accident. If it’s not pertinent to the case, why get gruesome? Nor will you normally hear my cozy mystery characters swear. That doesn’t mean they won’t bicker or get snarky.
