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Murder Takes the Train

By: Katherine H. Brown
Narrated by: Jess Bohm
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Publisher's Summary

The quaint mountain town of Riverbend Junction has only one train in and one train out for transportation. The town hasn't been home to Zadie Belle and Darla Belle, two of the three Belle sisters, since they moved away several years ago, but when they return this year for Christmas, a theft and a murder derails the train and all of their plans for getting back to their regular lives. Especially when Darla Belle disappears and is accused of the crimes. Stuck in the small town in more ways than one, the sisters must put their heads together to figure out who the murderer is, or else find themselves railroaded into a murder charge themselves.

Think Petticoat Junction meets murder mystery.

(Previously a part of the Merry Little Mysteries anthology, now available alone for the first time in 2023.)
©2022 Katherine Brown (P)2023 Katherine Brown
Small Town & Rural Cosy Women Sleuths
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