A Body at Book Club: Myrtle Clover #6
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  • Reads 115,302
  • Votes 7,551
  • Parts 19
  • Time 4h 12m
Complete, First published Oct 27, 2015
This is one book club meeting that doesn't go by the book.

When octogenarian sleuth Myrtle Clover discovers Naomi Pelter's dead body during a book club meeting, the other members seem shocked. But Myrtle can read between the lines. Naomi had riled everyone up by flirting with other people's husbands, arguing with neighbors, and generally making a nuisance of herself. Murdering troublemakers is the oldest trick in the book.

The book club members seem too sweet to be killers, but Myrtle knows better than to judge books by their covers. Myrtle's investigation into the murder will take a more novel approach than her police chief son's by-the-book methods. Can Myrtle and her widower sidekick uncover the killer...before he writes them off for good?

(This mystery will be uploaded on Wednesdays.  If you can't wait for the next installment, the completed book can be found on Amazon:  https://tinyurl.com/o6wn4sk ) .  The series is also available on Amazon India: https://tinyurl.com/ohdbffq . Thanks!
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Hushed Up--Myrtle Clover Mystery #15

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Silence is golden ...unless you're permanently hushed up. When Lillian Johnson was found dead one hot summer day, no one in the town of Bradley, North Carolina was all that surprised. Lillian had always talked about the trials of her various health problems and was sure to share with everyone exactly how much she suffered. The townspeople were only slightly more surprised to discover that Lillian had been murdered. That's because Lillian, like most folks, had a dark side. And a fair number of people had experienced this dark side. Myrtle Clover, octogenarian sleuth and intrepid reporter, investigates Lillian's death to discover precisely who hushed her up. . . before someone else is permanently silenced.