The New York Times bestselling author of the Manor House Mysteries and the White House Chef Mysteries is back with another nail-biting murder mystery for curator Grace Wheaton.
Grace Wheaton, curator and manager of Marshfield Manor, and her benefactor, Bennett Marshfield, are discussing how to help her roommates Bruce and Scott with their wine shop troubles when Grace’s trusted—if testy—assistant, Frances, calls, saying she needs some assistance of her own. Arriving at the address Frances has given them, they find a coroner’s van and police cars parked outside an upscale assisted-living facility called Indwell.
One of the elderly residents has been found dead under suspicious circumstances, and Frances, seen arguing with the man earlier that day, is now a person of interest. It’s up to Grace to clear her assistant’s name and find the real killer—before another Indwell resident checks out early...
Praise for the National Bestselling Manor House Mysteries “Julie Hyzy’s fans have grown to love Ollie Paras, the White House chef. They’re going to be equally impressed with Grace Wheaton. . . Hyzy is skilled at creating unique series characters.”—Chicago Sun-Times
“Hyzy displays her usual talents for fashioning an intriguing plot, advancing her characters' stories and displaying her knowledge of stately homes and priceless possessions...a first-rate mysterian.”—Richmond Times-Dispatch
“Well-researched and believable. . . Well-drawn characters. . . are supported by lively subplots.”—Publishers Weekly (starred review)
“Fast-paced and full of behind-the-scenes information about how a former home turns into a public attraction. . . Hyzy’s books never fail to delight as the mystery holds your attention from the first word to the last.”—Kings River Life Magazine
New York Times bestselling author Julie Hyzy writes both the White House Chef Mysteries and the Manor House Mysteries for Berkley Prime Crime and has won the Anthony Award and the Barry Award for her work. A native Chicagoan, she thoroughly enjoys researching her books, especially when traveling to exciting new places is involved.
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The New York Times bestselling author of the Manor House Mysteries and the White House Chef Mysteries is back with another nail-biting murder mystery for curator Grace Wheaton.
Grace Wheaton, curator and manager of Marshfield Manor, and her benefactor, Bennett Marshfield, are discussing how to help her roommates Bruce and Scott with their wine shop troubles when Grace’s trusted—if testy—assistant, Frances, calls, saying she needs some assistance of her own. Arriving at the address Frances has given them, they find a coroner’s van and police cars parked outside an upscale assisted-living facility called Indwell.
One of the elderly residents has been found dead under suspicious circumstances, and Frances, seen arguing with the man earlier that day, is now a person of interest. It’s up to Grace to clear her assistant’s name and find the real killer—before another Indwell resident checks out early...
Praise
Praise for the National Bestselling Manor House Mysteries “Julie Hyzy’s fans have grown to love Ollie Paras, the White House chef. They’re going to be equally impressed with Grace Wheaton. . . Hyzy is skilled at creating unique series characters.”—Chicago Sun-Times
“Hyzy displays her usual talents for fashioning an intriguing plot, advancing her characters' stories and displaying her knowledge of stately homes and priceless possessions...a first-rate mysterian.”—Richmond Times-Dispatch
“Well-researched and believable. . . Well-drawn characters. . . are supported by lively subplots.”—Publishers Weekly (starred review)
“Fast-paced and full of behind-the-scenes information about how a former home turns into a public attraction. . . Hyzy’s books never fail to delight as the mystery holds your attention from the first word to the last.”—Kings River Life Magazine
Author
New York Times bestselling author Julie Hyzy writes both the White House Chef Mysteries and the Manor House Mysteries for Berkley Prime Crime and has won the Anthony Award and the Barry Award for her work. A native Chicagoan, she thoroughly enjoys researching her books, especially when traveling to exciting new places is involved.
View titles by Julie Hyzy
