โ Scribed by Sandi Scott
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From USA Today and Wall Street Journal Best-Selling Author, Sandi Scott!
During a visit to Apple Harvest Orchard, sexagenarian Georgie Kaye and her twin sister Aleta have more on their hands than bushels of apples.
A body has turned up hidden in plain sight as part of the Halloween decorations scattered around the orchard.
Georgie is eager to find out what happened, but things quickly turn sour when her ex-husband Stan shows up, accompanied by a crime scene photographer who is determined to move Georgie out of the picture.
Georgie and Aleta search for answers, trying to puzzle out who would commit a murder in such a bizarre fashion, while Georgie struggles to control not only her fear of spiders but her anger with Stan and his new love interest.
If you love a cozy mystery that will keep you guessing at whodunit, this is the character-driven read for you. You'll laugh out loud over their antics as they enjoy their stay at a medieval bed and breakfast and discover the secret behind why there was a Murder in the Apple Orchard.
This is a humorous cozy mystery featuring a strong female protagonist with a lifetime of experiences, and a mystery that needs solving! It has no graphic violence, bad language or sex. It is part of the Pet Portraits Cozy Series but can be read as a standalone.
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