Dying to Get Her Man is the 6th in the very funny Jennifer Marsh Mystery series.
On the coldest day in Macon, Georgia's recent history, Suzanne Gray dressed herself in white, tied a blue ribbon in her hair, gathered a bouquet of white roses, typed a suicide note, lay herself down on her lover's grave, and froze to death. Or did she? Suzanne's niece doesn't think so.
Neither does mystery writer Jennifer Marsh. Not only was the note not signed, but, well, honestly the whole thing sounds fishy to Jennifer and she can't let it go. Sam Culpepper, the reporter on the case and Jennifer's boyfriend, not only appears to be hiding some of the details from Jennifer but seems more interested in taking their relationship to the next level than discussing work. So why, then, does an engagement announcement for Sam and his ex-girlfriend appear in the paper the next day?
Did Suzanne commit suicide or was she murdered? Did Suzanne's lover really die from a slip on the stairs? Does Sam have another relationship that Jennifer knew nothing about? What will it take to solve these mysteries? When the bullets start to fly, Jennifer knows that she'd better figure out what's happening, or she'll be paying with more than her heart... she'll be paying with her life.
"Jennifer Marsh is a delightresourceful, funny, and impulsive..." Laura Lippman
"...the solution to the mystery is a kicker..." The Mystery Review
"Bright and snappy, DYING O GET HER MAN is a fast-paced read." Romantic Times
"DYING TO GET HER MAN...is as engaging and entertaining as any Agatha Christie mystery." I Love a Mystery Newsletter
"Eccentric characters, a smidge of danger, romantic conundrums are all elements in this smart series from Dying to Get Published to this cleverly twisted entry." Mystery Lovers Bookshop News
"DYING TO GET HER MAN...is as engaging to the reader as diamonds are to brides...delightful series..." Bookshelf, Amarillo Globe-News
"A fun read." The Glynco Observer
On the coldest day in Macon, Georgia's recent history, Suzanne Gray dressed herself in white, tied a blue ribbon in her hair, gathered a bouquet of white roses, typed a suicide note, lay herself down on her lover's grave, and froze to death. Or did she? Suzanne's niece doesn't think so.
Neither does mystery writer Jennifer Marsh. Not only was the note not signed, but, well, honestly the whole thing sounds fishy to Jennifer and she can't let it go. Sam Culpepper, the reporter on the case and Jennifer's boyfriend, not only appears to be hiding some of the details from Jennifer but seems more interested in taking their relationship to the next level than discussing work. So why, then, does an engagement announcement for Sam and his ex-girlfriend appear in the paper the next day?
Did Suzanne commit suicide or was she murdered? Did Suzanne's lover really die from a slip on the stairs? Does Sam have another relationship that Jennifer knew nothing about? What will it take to solve these mysteries? When the bullets start to fly, Jennifer knows that she'd better figure out what's happening, or she'll be paying with more than her heart... she'll be paying with her life.
"Jennifer Marsh is a delightresourceful, funny, and impulsive..." Laura Lippman
"...the solution to the mystery is a kicker..." The Mystery Review
"Bright and snappy, DYING O GET HER MAN is a fast-paced read." Romantic Times
"DYING TO GET HER MAN...is as engaging and entertaining as any Agatha Christie mystery." I Love a Mystery Newsletter
"Eccentric characters, a smidge of danger, romantic conundrums are all elements in this smart series from Dying to Get Published to this cleverly twisted entry." Mystery Lovers Bookshop News
"DYING TO GET HER MAN...is as engaging to the reader as diamonds are to brides...delightful series..." Bookshelf, Amarillo Globe-News
"A fun read." The Glynco Observer
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