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|  | | Calamity @ the Carwash
Calamity @ the Carwash is the third book in the Parson's Cove Mystery series.
A marital spat at a carwash turns deadly - and Mabel Wickles, Parson's Cove's top amateur sleuth, isn't buying the local police's claim that the victim's wife smashed him over the head with a brick. But when the woman confesses to the murder, Mabel decides to investigate the crime herself - along with the help from her best friend Flori, her cat Sammy, and a busload of senior citizens from the local retirement home. However, Mabel is soon to discover that there's more calamity in store for her than just a spritzing at the carwash. | |  | | Perplexity on P 1/2
This is a cozy mystery with humor. The second book in the Parson's Cove Mystery Series.
Mabel Wickles never won anything in her life. So, when she found herself one of five winners in a national contest, with the grand prize an all-expense paid trip to Las Vegas, she rejoiced. However, when Mabel got back to her regular life in tiny Parson's Cove, she expected things to return to normal. They were anything but!
Mabel discovers one of her fellow prize winners dead in the local morgue. Who would want to kill this woman and what was she doing in Parson's Cove? The only person in Parson's Cove who knows anything about Grace Hobbs is Mabel. Could Grace's death and her | |  | | Sarah's Valley
This is a story of survival in the early 1800's.
Sarah's dream is to live in a valley with a slow moving river flowing through. Is this an elusive dream for a young woman who, along with her brother, are orphaned at a very young age? Both parents die with the wagon train on the way to California. Sarah and Frank are the sole survivors. How could two children survive the highwaymen, the cold winters, the raging grass fires and the heartache? This is their story as told through the eyes of an old Indian man named Winnipesauke.
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A cozy murder mystery. This is the fourth in the Parson's Cove series.
Mabel Wickles has entered the computer age. And not a minute too soon. With strange lights emanating from the empty house next door, her dear friend Charlie Thompson accused of murder, and a new sheriff in town who seems totally unqualified, will this senior sleuth use her new laptop to dig up some clues? But with her best friend Flori Flanders and her computer mentor Nathan Horne to support her, maybe Mabel can solve these seemingly unrelated mysteries and not have to disturb the town's favorite sheriff, Reg Smee, who is just starting to enjoy his retirement in Hawaii. That is, if she can | |  | | Slip and Go Die
Slip and Go Die is a humorous cozy mystery. This is the first book in the Parson's Cove Cozy mystery series.
Old Beulah Henry slipped on the ice and died. A terrible accident say the local police. But why did Beulah leave her cabin without a coat? It was thirty below in Parson's Cove. Someone must have forced her, amateur sleuth Mabel Wickles suggests to her friend, Flori. Nobody seems to know anything, and Mabel is becoming frustrated.
But Mabel should be cautious. One unsuspecting resident of Parson's Cove has already slipped and died. She might be next!
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Bluff
by John DeDakis
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 Lark Chadwick is back, solving the mysterious death of Holly Stone, the daughter of her friend and mentor Lionel Stone. |
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The Mystery of the Lost Avenger
by Linda Frank
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 “Nancy Drew Meets CSI”. It’s another Annie Tillery Mystery
Letters can really change a life. In Linda Maria Frank’s latest Annie Tiller Mystery, teen detective and her boyfriend, Ty Egan, bump into the intrigue of a past time in American his |
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