Catherine Dilts

The Body in the Cornfield (A Rose Creek Mystery, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Lawyer Drew Brauner's dream job with the Rose Creek historical amphitheater has devolved into wrangling contentious cats-and those cats have claws. The leading man is a disaster waiting to happen, with more enemies than the musical Oklahoma! has dance steps.

IT expert Callie Garcia's dream life at the Double C Ranch takes a nightmarish turn when her husband's alcoholic cousin shows up with no memory of the previous night. Clint believes in supporting family no matter what, but Callie draws the line when the police become involved.

Mathematician Shanice Hailey thought she'd met the man of her dreams-until he left for an extended business trip. Now, she fears he's giving her the long-distance brushoff. When her match-making sisters pressure her to return to Chicago, Shanice wonders if it's time to leave Rose Creek behind.

A feral cat leads chemist Makenzie Selkirk to a litter of kittens-trapped by a body in Farmer Nibley's cornfield. Eager to help the cat, and to find the killer, Makenzie's amateur sleuthing endangers her budding relationship with Deputy Sage.

The Rose Creek Reads Book Club tackles a new mystery with too many suspects and not enough clues.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Encircle Publications
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. Februar 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781645994992
• Artikelnr.: 69957997

Autorenporträt

Catherine Dilts has lived in Colorado for decades now but spent her formative years in Oklahoma. The Body in the Cornfield is the second entry in her Rose Creek Mystery series, after The Body in the Cattails (May 2023), set in the Ozark foothills in northeastern Oklahoma. Author of the Rock Shop Mysteries and the stand-alone Survive Or Die with Encircle Publications, Catherine also writes for Annie's Fiction, including the Mackinac Island Knitters series. Her short stories appear in Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine and Journeys into Possibility: Tales from the Pikes Peak Writers.