Sometimes taking a spin makes you crash and burn.
When a neighbor disappears, Myrtle and Miles shift gears and hit the road to search for him. They discover their neighbor slightly off the beaten track—murdered with a tire iron. Myrtle has no intention of letting the killer give them the slip. She and Miles buckle up for a race against time to find the murderer…before someone else hits a dead end.
This book is part of the best-selling Myrtle Clover series. It has 280 4.6 star reviews on Amazon.
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ForeWord: "The treat here is Myrtle's eccentricity, brought to life with rich humor and executed ...with breezy skill."
Myrtle and her friend Miles sat quietly in Myrtle’s living room. Their taped soap opera, Tomorrow’s Promise, had just finished, but neither of them felt inclined to get up from their seats. And, certainly, there was no real need to get up. It was the end of the day and they’d just eaten popcorn and cheese and crackers for supper while watching their show. There was a pitcher of lemonade handy in case they got thirsty. And there was absolutely nothing pressing to do. Or, actually, anything to do at all.
Myrtle tilted her head to one side. “I hear a lawnmower. I wonder who’s mowing his grass now.”
Miles listened thoughtfully for a minute. “It sounds like someone at Jim’s house.”
“No, it wouldn’t be Jim. Jim’s grass was mowed a couple of days ago. Must be Perry or Tom,” said Myrtle.
Pasha, her feral black cat, gave Myrtle an annoyed look, stretched, gave a tremendous and pointed yawn, and leapt out an open window.
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Already translated.
Translated by Tomas Ibarra Cervantes
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Author review: Quick, thoughtful, professional. Recommended. |
