Return To Sender (A Mail Carrier Cozy Mystery Book 4)
By Tonya Kappes
“Romance, a lovable bunch of eccentrics, and a collection of recipes with murder most foul.”–Kirkus”Scrumptious… Fans of culinary cozies will have fun.”–Publishers Weekly”A sweet Southern mystery with a delightful plot and quirky characters who quickly make you feel at home.”–San Francisco Book Review”Romance, a lovable bunch of eccentrics, and a collection of recipes with murder most foul.”–Kirkus”Scrumptious… Fans of culinary cozies will have fun.”–Publishers Weekly”A sweet Southern mystery with a delightful plot and quirky characters who quickly make you feel at home.”–San Francisco Book Review Bernadette Butler has a penchant for solving murders while keeping her ear low to the ground listening to gossip while on her mail carrier route. Bernie tries to deliver a return to sender package and a certified letter to a local man and finds him dead.When the death turns up suspicious, Bernie uses her amateur sleuthing skills along with the gossipy help of the Front Porch Ladies to cross reference who exactly in their small southern town stamped out the victim.
“Romance, a lovable bunch of eccentrics, and a collection of recipes with murder most foul.”–Kirkus”Scrumptious… Fans of culinary cozies will have fun.”–Publishers Weekly”A sweet Southern mystery with a delightful plot and quirky characters who quickly make you feel at home.”–San Francisco Book Review”Romance, a lovable bunch of eccentrics, and a collection of recipes with murder most foul.”–Kirkus”Scrumptious… Fans of culinary cozies will have fun.”–Publishers Weekly”A sweet Southern mystery with a delightful plot and quirky characters who quickly make you feel at home.”–San Francisco Book Review Bernadette Butler has a penchant for solving murders while keeping her ear low to the ground listening to gossip while on her mail carrier route. Bernie tries to deliver a return to sender package and a certified letter to a local man and finds him dead.When the death turns up suspicious, Bernie uses her amateur sleuthing skills along with the gossipy help of the Front Porch Ladies to cross reference who exactly in their small southern town stamped out the victim.