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Lifeless in the Lilies

Lovely Lethal Gardens, Book 12

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Lifeless in the Lilies

By: Dale Mayer
Narrated by: Mandy Kaplan
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Riches to rags. Chaos calms. Suddenly, it’s quiet. Too quiet if Doreen’s involved!

What was supposed to be a leisurely stroll through a peaceful cemetery after a recent funeral turns into the start of a new case. Someone clobbers Doreen over the head and leaves her facedown among the funeral flowers.

Is it random violence? Revenge? A warning of worse to come?

No one knows, not even Doreen. But one thing is certain: The attack enabled the disappearance - perhaps, the abduction - of Doreen’s beloved African gray parrot Thaddeus. Frantic, Doreen foregoes a trip to the emergency room in favor of heading straight home, where she hopes Thaddeus will return sooner rather than later.

When he does show up, riding a branch down the river, coming right home, he’s different, and all he can talk about is Big Guy. He’s also sporting an SOS message fastened around his ankle. Doreen sets out to retrace Thaddeus’s path, while Mack hunts down her attacker.

Between birds and boys and Corporal Mack Moreau’s brother, the lawyer looking into her divorce situation, Doreen has her hands full. And that’s before her former lawyer shows up unexpectedly at her home! Off-balance by all these events, Doreen opens her door to someone with a serious grudge to take her down.

©2021 Beverly Dale Mayer (P)2021 Beverly Dale Mayer
Cosy Detective Mystery Women Sleuths Women's Fiction Disappearance Fiction Suspense
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