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June's First Murder

Meadowlark Creek Mystery, Book 1

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June's First Murder

By: Maryann Jordan
Narrated by: Maureen Taylor
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Summary

Nothing ever happens in Meadowlark Creek.

Until the morning after the First of June Festival, when the town’s most despised man turns up dead on a park bench.

The sheriff is ready to call it natural causes.

June Higgins knows better.

With a lifetime of listening and understanding behind her, the retired librarian decides the sheriff needs help… whether he wants it or not.

In a town where gossip spreads faster than truth, June must uncover which secret would reveal the answers.

With the help of her granddaughter Sara Lee, a scruffy rescue dog, and an orange library cat with an uncanny habit of knocking the right books off the shelf, June begins asking the questions no one else thinks to ask.

But the more she digs, the more she realizes this town's darkest truths aren't buried deep. They've been hiding in plain sight all along.

A warm, witty cozy mystery filled with small-town charm, clever sleuthing, gentle humor, and just enough danger to keep you guessing—June’s First Murder is perfect for listeners who love classic cozies with smart twists and heartfelt depth.

If you love Maryann Jordan’s romantic suspense, you’ll fall in love with my new cozy mysteries!

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