Tuesday Mooney Wore Black

You are cordially invited to play a game…

Tuesday Mooney loves a puzzle. So when an eccentric billionaire drops dead, leaving behind a fiendish treasure hunt – open to anyone – to his fortune, Tuesday can’t resist.

Although she works best alone, she soon finds herself partnering up with best friend Dex (money manager by day, karaoke-zealot by night) and the mysterious Nathaniel Arches, eldest son of a wealthy family who held a long-running feud with the dead man.

As the clues are solved, excitement across the city reaches fever pitch – but nothing is as it seems, and the puzzle-within-a-puzzle holds something much darker than a vast fortune at its heart…

Reviews

‘Witty, exciting, and absolutely riveting’ Kayla Rae Whitaker, author of The Animators

‘Shirley Jackson by way of Henry James … pure hilariously wry and witty’ Amber Sparks, author of The Unfinished World

‘A quirky ghost story, an addictive adventure tale, a love letter to the city of Boston, and, at its center, a story about grieving, intimacy, and what it means to be a true friend’ Louise Miller, author of The City Baker’s Guide to Country Living

Praise for Kate Racculia:

‘A deliciously dark confection of a novel, and one of the most thoroughly enjoyable books I've read in years’ Celeste Ng, author of Little Fires Everywhere

‘Funny and exuberant, twisty and captivating’ Robin Sloan, author of Mr Penumbra’s 24 Hour Bookstore

About the author

Kate Racculia is the author of the novels This Must Be the Place and Bellweather Rhapsody, winner of the American Library Association’s Alex Award. She works for the Bethlehem Area Public Library in Pennsylvania. You can find her at www.kateracculia.com or @kateracculia.