Danger at the Cove
An Island Sisters Mystery
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- 11,99 €
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- 11,99 €
Publisher Description
Murder checks in at the Tregarrick Rock Hotel, interrupting renovations and putting the future of the hotel—and its owners—in jeopardy.
Evie Mead and her sister Margot are in the final stages of renovating the Tregarrick Rock Hotel, with hopes of opening soon. But the arrival of Louise, Margot's old Hollywood friend, throws a wrench into their plans. Expecting VIP treatment and making demands, Louise is not the ideal guest. However, Margot begs Evie to let her stay, revealing that Louise is grieving her recently deceased husband.
Desperate for funds after going over budget on the hotel renovations, Margot believes that Louise's marketing expertise could be the boost the hotel needs. But when a hotel staff member is found dead, followed by another murder, the sisters' plans unravel. Amidst buried treasure, a mysterious Australian named Randy, and old rivalries, Evie and Margot must uncover the killer to save their hotel—and their lives.
In Danger at the Cove, the second book in Hannah Dennison's cozy island mystery series, murder checks in at the most inopportune time, threatening the future of the Tregarrick Rock Hotel and its owners. This captivating whodunit will keep you guessing until the very end.
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Dennison's sprightly sequel to 2020's Death at High Tide finds financially struggling widow Evie Mead and her older sister, Margot Chandler, recently divorced from a Los Angeles film producer, refurbishing a crumbling 15-room hotel on the tiny island of Tregarrick off the tip of Cornwall. Into the chaos of sorting out the antiquated electrical system marches Louise Vanderhoven, a recently widowed Hollywood friend of Margot's. Louise has already decided to restyle herself as a film producer and expects Margot to be her business partner. Margot hopes Louise can help market the hotel, but the discovery of a body on the nearby shore plunges the sisters into a murder case, which involves a missing diamond-encrusted cross and a historic shipwreck, as well as a touch of bigamy, blackmail, and fraud. Dennison does a good job hiding clues in plain sight and allows readers ample opportunity to speculate on who might be the killer. A second murder raises the stakes. This lighthearted mystery is sure to please cozy fans.
