Death at Acadia: An RV with Dog Cozy Mystery Series (Sally Harper Mystery Series Book 6)
By Josie Lovell, Maisy Marple
Six national parks. Six mysteries. And one librarian who can’t resist solving them all.
When sixty-five-year-old retired librarian Sally Harper and her German Shepherd Agatha arrive at Acadia National Park for what should be their final peaceful vacation, Sally’s hoping for scenic ocean views and quiet hiking trails. But when the town’s most valuable maritime artifact—the legendary Bradford Compass—vanishes overnight, and local historian Henry Morgan turns up dead at Thunder Hole, Sally finds herself drawn into her most complex case yet.
With Detective Lawson skeptical of her amateur sleuthing skills and Hurricane Eliza bearing down on the Maine coast, Sally must navigate family secrets dating back to Prohibition, decode a century-old navigational system, and uncover a humanitarian legacy hidden in seaside caves. As the storm intensifies and the body count rises, Sally discovers that sometimes the greatest treasures aren’t made of gold—they’re made of courage.
The weather’s not the only thing that’s stormy in this thrilling conclusion to the national park mystery series. With her trusty four-legged companion Agatha and her librarian’s eye for detail, Sally must solve her sixth and most dangerous case before the hurricane—and a desperate killer—wash away the truth forever.
A perfect blend of cozy mystery, coastal charm, and historical intrigue that will keep you guessing until the final page.
Six national parks. Six mysteries. And one librarian who can’t resist solving them all.
When sixty-five-year-old retired librarian Sally Harper and her German Shepherd Agatha arrive at Acadia National Park for what should be their final peaceful vacation, Sally’s hoping for scenic ocean views and quiet hiking trails. But when the town’s most valuable maritime artifact—the legendary Bradford Compass—vanishes overnight, and local historian Henry Morgan turns up dead at Thunder Hole, Sally finds herself drawn into her most complex case yet.
With Detective Lawson skeptical of her amateur sleuthing skills and Hurricane Eliza bearing down on the Maine coast, Sally must navigate family secrets dating back to Prohibition, decode a century-old navigational system, and uncover a humanitarian legacy hidden in seaside caves. As the storm intensifies and the body count rises, Sally discovers that sometimes the greatest treasures aren’t made of gold—they’re made of courage.
The weather’s not the only thing that’s stormy in this thrilling conclusion to the national park mystery series. With her trusty four-legged companion Agatha and her librarian’s eye for detail, Sally must solve her sixth and most dangerous case before the hurricane—and a desperate killer—wash away the truth forever.
A perfect blend of cozy mystery, coastal charm, and historical intrigue that will keep you guessing until the final page.