JACQUELINE VICK
Christmas meets murder!
When the Harlow Brothers attend a Christmas party at The Littoral Resort, Nicholas discovers the body of an unpleasant sports editor in the men's washroom. The same sports editor who argued with Edward ten minutes prior. With an overabundance of suspects, and several murder weapons to choose from, it may take them until New Year's to find the killer.Find your store
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From Thanksgiving to Valentine’s Day, laugh away your holiday stress with Frankie Chandler, pet psychic, the Harlow Brothers, the Wilder Women, and crime reporter Evan Miller as they negotiate social gatherings, local theater groups, and family traditions...with a serving of crime.
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A Scape Goat for Murder
Book 6 in the Frankie Chandler Pet Psychic Series
A gourmand goat, an unwelcome surprise, and a killer who plans to destroy everything the pet psychic holds dear.
The day before Frankie and her fiancé, Detective Martin Bowers, are scheduled to meet her parents in Look Lake, Wisconsin, the pet psychic receives a call that will rock her world. Bowers is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries.
The doctors and police are vague about his condition, and the only witness to his accident is a goat who demands payment in pastries before he'll reveal his secrets. When he does, his responses are confusing...and terrifying.
The only thing Frankie is sure of is Bowers' accident wasn't an accident. But how can she prove it? And will the sudden appearance of her fiancé's scary sister Edith lead her to answers? Or more questions?
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What readers are saying about the series.
“Clever humor, fabulous characters.” Joy Ann Ribar, author of the Great Lakes Mysteries
“Dogs, mystery, and humor aplenty! If I were a dog, my tail would be wagging!” Laurie Buchanan, author of the Sean McPherson mysteries
Jump in and enjoy the roller-coaster ride through murder, mystery, and a multitude of clever quips. Her Frankie Chandler character is so real, you’ll think you could pick her out of a crowd. - Gayle B.
“Perfect for fans of Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum novels. A cracking fun read!” – Carrie H.
