The J. Alfred Prufrock Murders (Benbow and Wingate Book 1)
By Corinne Holt Sawyer
Four bright, lively and stubborn septuagenarians are stirred into action by an unexpected death in their retirement community.
Angela Benbow and Caledonia Wingate and two reluctant pals in their retirement community shrug off their infirmities and take to the investigative trail when one of their own, a not-so-sweet busybody named “Sweetie”, is found murdered on the beach.
The four not-so-gentle ladies realise what the young investigating officer has trouble accepting – that even the most seemingly docile among them may be provoked into taking a life, even a series of lives, if the pleasure of the time they have left is threatened
**PRAISE FOR THE BENBOW AND WINGATE MYSTERIES**
‘Sawyer’s sly sense of humor and her feisty senior citizens will delight fans of the not-so-violent mystery novel’ Publishers Weekly
‘Two likable, feisty characters make their appearance… Sawyer writes with low-key charm and wit” The State
‘Sawyer writes with wit, taste, humour and wisdom, and her plotting is impeccable’ Drood Review of Mystery
Four bright, lively and stubborn septuagenarians are stirred into action by an unexpected death in their retirement community.
Angela Benbow and Caledonia Wingate and two reluctant pals in their retirement community shrug off their infirmities and take to the investigative trail when one of their own, a not-so-sweet busybody named “Sweetie”, is found murdered on the beach.
The four not-so-gentle ladies realise what the young investigating officer has trouble accepting – that even the most seemingly docile among them may be provoked into taking a life, even a series of lives, if the pleasure of the time they have left is threatened
**PRAISE FOR THE BENBOW AND WINGATE MYSTERIES**
‘Sawyer’s sly sense of humor and her feisty senior citizens will delight fans of the not-so-violent mystery novel’ Publishers Weekly
‘Two likable, feisty characters make their appearance… Sawyer writes with low-key charm and wit” The State
‘Sawyer writes with wit, taste, humour and wisdom, and her plotting is impeccable’ Drood Review of Mystery