The Trouble With Murder... At The Hall - Nelson, Andrea
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Avid Ghost Hunter and wannabe Miss Marple, Beth Evans-Silverton and her best friend Monty Peebles, find themselves literally right under the scene of a crime. Along with Beth's husband, Jordan, and Monty's motorbike-loving 88-year-old Auntie Mildred, they become the unlikely team formed to unravel a potential murder at Waterdale Hall - the large estate in the village to which Beth and Jordan have recently moved. What follows can only be described as a hilarious chain of events as they fumble their way through this, their first real 'Super Sleuthing Adventure.' While Monty is only really on the…mehr

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Avid Ghost Hunter and wannabe Miss Marple, Beth Evans-Silverton and her best friend Monty Peebles, find themselves literally right under the scene of a crime. Along with Beth's husband, Jordan, and Monty's motorbike-loving 88-year-old Auntie Mildred, they become the unlikely team formed to unravel a potential murder at Waterdale Hall - the large estate in the village to which Beth and Jordan have recently moved. What follows can only be described as a hilarious chain of events as they fumble their way through this, their first real 'Super Sleuthing Adventure.' While Monty is only really on the journey to keep his friend company and Jordan never had any intention of 'Joining Up', Mildred is 100% ready for action. 'Uncle Sam' himself may as well be calling out her name.
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Andrea Nelson lives and coaches boxing in Madison, Wisconsin. When she's not in the gym training her boxers, you can find Andrea tending her gardens, chickens, and bees, or running the nearby trails. She shares life with her partner, James.Fort Unicorn and the Duchess of Knothing is Nelson's first published book. Several years ago, while her daughter Shyloh was in jail, sober, and medicated, Shyloh asked her mother to help write a book chronicling Shyloh's struggles and triumphs. Shyloh died before the book could be written. Andrea felt compelled to tell her daughter's story for her. The result offers an important perspective on homelessness, mental illness, and addiction. Nelson's goal is to open eyes and hearts, so the story might inspire conversation and instigate change.