A Turkey Parade and Murder

A clean, laugh-out-loud cozy mystery perfect for fans of Janet Evanovich and Leslie Langtry. Book 6 in the Parker Bell series—but jump in anywhere.

There are two things you don't mess with in Po'thole, Florida:

Traditions.
And the Lady Gatorettes in a sugar-and-caffeine deficit.

Unfortunately, the town's brand-new radio DJ—fresh in from somewhere north of the South Carolina line and armed with an accent thicker than cold gravy—has decided to mess with both.

His bright idea? A Thanksgiving turkey parade.

With an obstacle course.

Yes. Live turkeys. Obstacles. Spectators. What could possibly go wrong—besides everything?

Teaming up with the local Chamber of Commerce (because poor decisions love company), the DJ has officially riled up half the town and deeply offended the other half. Including Parker Bell—bestselling author, cyber security consultant, and unwilling participant in yet another episode of Why Is This My Life?

Naturally, Parker and the Lady Gatorettes aren't taking this quietly. Fueled by coffee, doughnuts, and righteous indignation, they're feuding with the Chamber, the radio station, the DJ, and at one point, a particularly aggressive turkey with a personal vendetta.

But when the festivities take a deadly turn (because of course they do), Parker finds herself smack in the middle of another murder investigation—one involving suspects with grudges, secrets, and possibly poultry-related motives.

Now she'll have to dodge feathers, egos, and small-town drama to uncover the truth before things go from messy…to gravy-level catastrophic.

Because in Po'thole, Thanksgiving isn't just about family.

It's about survival.