March Street Murder (March Street Cozy Mysteries Book 1)
By Estelle Richards
A body in the alley. A knife in the flower bed. A bulldog with a nose for trouble.
I came back to March Street to help Grandma Iris after her fall—not to trip over a dead body behind the café where I work. But here we are.
Now the gallery owner is dead, Grandma Iris is treating it like her favorite TV show, and Buddy the bulldog has just dug up what might be the murder weapon. The police are involved (unfortunately including my ex), but Grandma Iris thinks we can do a better job ourselves.
And if I’ve learned anything from living in a small town again, it’s that everyone has secrets… and some of them are worth killing for.
March Street Murder is a short and satisfying cozy mystery novella—the first in a warm, witty series full of nosy neighbors, suspicious casseroles, and one extremely opinionated bulldog.
A body in the alley. A knife in the flower bed. A bulldog with a nose for trouble.
I came back to March Street to help Grandma Iris after her fall—not to trip over a dead body behind the café where I work. But here we are.
Now the gallery owner is dead, Grandma Iris is treating it like her favorite TV show, and Buddy the bulldog has just dug up what might be the murder weapon. The police are involved (unfortunately including my ex), but Grandma Iris thinks we can do a better job ourselves.
And if I’ve learned anything from living in a small town again, it’s that everyone has secrets… and some of them are worth killing for.
March Street Murder is a short and satisfying cozy mystery novella—the first in a warm, witty series full of nosy neighbors, suspicious casseroles, and one extremely opinionated bulldog.