When the timid yet curious Elsie Maitland stumbles upon a small, seaside town, she takes a room in the lone hotel on top of the cliffs-but something's amiss. A curious group of guests has been assembled by an unknown host, but what's even more puzzling is that not even the guests seem to know why. What they do know, however, is that they were all suspects in an unsolved murder twenty years earlier, a murder that took place at this very hotel. History soon repeats itself when an unassuming reverend is bludgeoned to death and the hotel's maid is poisoned, leaving the guests to wonder, who's next?…mehr
When the timid yet curious Elsie Maitland stumbles upon a small, seaside town, she takes a room in the lone hotel on top of the cliffs-but something's amiss. A curious group of guests has been assembled by an unknown host, but what's even more puzzling is that not even the guests seem to know why. What they do know, however, is that they were all suspects in an unsolved murder twenty years earlier, a murder that took place at this very hotel. History soon repeats itself when an unassuming reverend is bludgeoned to death and the hotel's maid is poisoned, leaving the guests to wonder, who's next?
Ashley Lynch-Harris is the author of The Hotel Westend: A Mystery, and her short stories have been published in the Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine and Black Cat Mystery Magazine. When she's not writing, Ashley enjoys spending time with family and friends, watching I Love Lucy, and studying God's Word. Ashley is a member of the International Association of Crime Writers (North American branch) and an honors graduate of the University of South Florida. Currently, she is pursuing a Master of Fine Arts in Writing and lives in Tampa with her husband, Alex, and dog, Jo Jo. For more information, please visit AshleyLynchHarris.com.
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