Welcome Home to Murder

Some homecomings are murder.

Molly Quinn McGuire's marriage is over, and so is her old life in Michigan. She's back in Dooley, Ireland—the village she grew up in—hoping for comfort, familiar faces, and a fresh start with her family. What she finds instead is her childhood nemesis, Margery Denton, now dating her older brother Dillon and making his life miserable.

The entire village turns out for the Quinn family's annual summer gala, a formal affair at her parents' manor meant to raise money for the church roof. But by the end of the night, Margery is dead in the fountain—and Molly and Dillon are the prime suspects.

Detective Liam Fitzgerald, the charming stranger Molly met on her flight home, warns her to stay out of it. But with her brother's freedom and her family's good name on the line, Molly has no choice but to ask questions—even in a village where everyone knows everyone's business, and old grudges run as deep as the McGuires' own roots.

Between reconnecting with lifelong friends at Shenanigans, her brothers' pub, and navigating an undeniable pull toward the detective who's supposed to be keeping her out of trouble, Molly finds herself pulled deeper into Margery's secrets than she ever intended.

Someone in Dooley is hiding something—and they're watching every move Molly makes.

Can she clear her brother's name before one of them ends up behind bars, or become the killer's next victim?


Clean read: No graphic violence, sex or powerful language.

**Reedited 2024**

** Cindy Kline has delivered a delightful cozy mystery with broad appeal." - Indies Today

Reviews:
***** If you like cozy mysteries, you will love this one. The characters come alive and the setting is described so well that you feel you are present. The story follows a well developed story line and you are never confused as to what is happening. Good job.