Bad Moon Rising
Fiction & Literature, Short Stories, Mystery & Suspense, Cozy Mysteries, Women Sleuths
| Author: | Helen Haught Fanick | ISBN: | 9781507051429 |
| Publisher: | Helen Haught Fanick | Publication: | February 23, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Helen Haught Fanick |
| ISBN: | 9781507051429 |
| Publisher: | Helen Haught Fanick |
| Publication: | February 23, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The town of Pine Summit is so quiet it seems that nothing exciting could ever happen there. Yet when Andrea Flynn and her sister Kathleen are around, murder and mayhem are the order of the day. It’s lucky for the locals that the sisters enjoy investigating, because Andrea has a logical mind that’s perfect for solving mysteries. Kathleen is there to encourage her and to tell their stories.
In the first of these three short mysteries, the sisters solve the murder of Pine Summit’s philandering mayor—while putting their own lives in danger. In another story, Andrea rents her garage apartment to a strange couple and ends up saving a life and losing her rental income. Then there’s Aunt Libby, who dies after drinking a margarita. Was it a stroke, or did someone do her in, someone who’s interested in her will and the valuable timber on her property? Leave it to the sisters to find out what really happened to their cranky old aunt and to discover who did it.
The town of Pine Summit is so quiet it seems that nothing exciting could ever happen there. Yet when Andrea Flynn and her sister Kathleen are around, murder and mayhem are the order of the day. It’s lucky for the locals that the sisters enjoy investigating, because Andrea has a logical mind that’s perfect for solving mysteries. Kathleen is there to encourage her and to tell their stories.
In the first of these three short mysteries, the sisters solve the murder of Pine Summit’s philandering mayor—while putting their own lives in danger. In another story, Andrea rents her garage apartment to a strange couple and ends up saving a life and losing her rental income. Then there’s Aunt Libby, who dies after drinking a margarita. Was it a stroke, or did someone do her in, someone who’s interested in her will and the valuable timber on her property? Leave it to the sisters to find out what really happened to their cranky old aunt and to discover who did it.
