Soggy Socks, Funerals, and the Mystery of Angus MacArthur's Death

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Winnifred Lewis was never a big fan of funerals. She was a normal girl, for crying out loud, with a normal family and normal friends. Well, they were almost normal, except for her begrudging childhood friend, Angus MacArthur. Winnie never cared for him much anyway. So, it didn't phase her much when Angus was pronounced dead in the middle of someone's farm one stormy night.
After Angus's long, grueling funeral, the celebration of Angus's questionable life choices is interrupted by two detectives working for Scotland Yard, and they've got their eyes set on Winnie. Follow Winnie and her friends as they attempt to unravel the mystery of Angus's murder, find the killer, and finally change Winnie's soggy socks.All Rights Reserved

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