Miss Zukas and the Raven's Dance (Miss Zukas mysteries Book 4)
By Jo Dereske
A most unusual death has landed Helma Zukas right in the middle of another murder scene. Stanley Plummer had been cataloging a collection of Native American books for Bellehaven’s new Cultural Center when his body was found in the center’s ladies room – stabbed through the heart and clutching a Barbie doll. Miss Zukas is coerced by her conniving boss, library director May Apple Moon, into finishing the dead man’s job at the mysterious center. And, in a letter dated the day he died – it appears the victim himself is asking her to get to the bottom of his murder.
“A loving send-up of the stereotype of the prim librarian.” – New York Times
“Delightfully devilish.” – Mystery Readers Journal
A most unusual death has landed Helma Zukas right in the middle of another murder scene. Stanley Plummer had been cataloging a collection of Native American books for Bellehaven’s new Cultural Center when his body was found in the center’s ladies room – stabbed through the heart and clutching a Barbie doll. Miss Zukas is coerced by her conniving boss, library director May Apple Moon, into finishing the dead man’s job at the mysterious center. And, in a letter dated the day he died – it appears the victim himself is asking her to get to the bottom of his murder.
“A loving send-up of the stereotype of the prim librarian.” – New York Times
“Delightfully devilish.” – Mystery Readers Journal