Death at the Dance

When Tucker Mouline is killed the night of Orson's Homecoming dance, Baycourt Hall is once again considered the destination for danger. And another murder is the very last thing Anna Glenn needs as she continues to help Sean and Ruby run the once-beloved party venue.

Self-centered, rude, and unfaithful, Tucker earned plenty of enemies within Orson. Several of them had joined him in the preparation of the Homecoming court's procession to the dance, the last time he was seen alive, but someone didn't want him to be part of the celebration. Who shot him, and why? A scorned lover or a peeved parent tired of his son's bullying ways? A disgruntled former teammate, or an official who's tired of his highhandedness?

Until they find Tucker's murderer, Anna stands with Ruby and Sean, hoping this dose of bad press won't cling to the hall for long. When Tucker's death is mentioned in the news, though, they also learn that Baycourt's former manager, Brandon, is wanted for questioning elsewhere. Elusive and seemingly untraceable, Brandon is Anna and her aunt Pru's last chance at answers about Josie Glenn's disappearance years ago.

Torn between identifying Tucker's murderer and wanting to find clues about Josie, Anna digs deeper into the motives of those in the Homecoming court. Because someone has to know more than they're sharing, and perhaps it's the key to all the questions she has about deaths—past and present.