The Great Diamond Caper (Lucy McGuffin, Psychic Amateur Detective Book 6)
By Maggie March
When a loyal customer asks psychic baker Lucy McGuffin to hide an engagement ring inside one of her famous apple walnut cream cheese muffins, Lucy is charmed. A public proposal at her café? What could be more romantic?
But then the engagement ring goes missing, and the walnuts hit the fan. Feeling responsible, Lucy vows to find the ring—until she discovers it has an illustrious past. Rumored to have once belonged to Russian nobility, it could be worth a small fortune. Not to mention it might also be cursed.
Now Lucy and rescue dog Paco must face a mysterious tea-leaf reader, a haunted house, and the disapproval of her police chief boyfriend Travis to keep her promise. Add a new dog into the mix, and life in Whispering Bay is as chaotic as ever.
Perfect for fans of humorous cozy mysteries who love:
- Psychic bakers who can’t say no to romance
- Cursed jewels with royal Russian connections
- Tea-leaf readers with questionable motives
- Haunted houses that actually live up to the hype
- Heroines who keep promises no matter the cost
When a loyal customer asks psychic baker Lucy McGuffin to hide an engagement ring inside one of her famous apple walnut cream cheese muffins, Lucy is charmed. A public proposal at her café? What could be more romantic?
But then the engagement ring goes missing, and the walnuts hit the fan. Feeling responsible, Lucy vows to find the ring—until she discovers it has an illustrious past. Rumored to have once belonged to Russian nobility, it could be worth a small fortune. Not to mention it might also be cursed.
Now Lucy and rescue dog Paco must face a mysterious tea-leaf reader, a haunted house, and the disapproval of her police chief boyfriend Travis to keep her promise. Add a new dog into the mix, and life in Whispering Bay is as chaotic as ever.
Perfect for fans of humorous cozy mysteries who love:
- Psychic bakers who can’t say no to romance
- Cursed jewels with royal Russian connections
- Tea-leaf readers with questionable motives
- Haunted houses that actually live up to the hype
- Heroines who keep promises no matter the cost