**Riches to rags. … Controlling to chaos. … But murder … seriously?** After her ex-husband leaves her high and dry, former socialite Doreen Montgomery’s chance at a new life comes in the form of her grandmother, Nan’s, dilapidated old house in picturesque Kelowna … and the added job of caring for the animals Nan couldn’t take into assisted living with her: Thaddeus, the loquacious African gray parrot with a ripe vocabulary, and his buddy, Goliath, a monster-size cat with an equally monstrous attitude. It’s the new start Doreen and her beloved basset hound, Mugs, desperately need. But, just as things start to look up for Doreen, Goliath the cat and Mugs the dog find a human finger in Nan’s overrun garden.And not just a finger. Once the police start digging, the rest of the body turns up and turns out to be connected to an old unsolved crime. With her grandmother as the prime suspect, Doreen soon finds herself stumbling over clues and getting on Corporal Mack Moreau’s last nerve, as she does her best to prove her beloved Nan innocent of murder.
Arsenic in the Azaleas
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Riches to rags. … Controlling to chaos. … But murder … seriously?
About Author | Dale Mayer is a USA Today bestselling author best known for her Psychic Visions and Family Blood Ties series. Her contemporary romances are raw and full of passion and emotion (Second Chances, SKIN), |
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Author | Dale Mayer |
Book Series | Lovely Lethal Gardens Series |
Format | Ebook |
ISBN | 9781773361086 |
Language | English |
Pages | 421 |
Publication Date | 10-04-2018 |
Publisher | Valley Publishing Ltd. |
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Joyce Mc Bride (verified owner) –
A mystery with a smile. Even though Doreen keeps finding dead bodies on her property she keeps things light hearted making friends with the local detective and taking time to visit her grandmother at the retirement home. Many times storylines were repeated unnecessarily. All in all it was ok. J