Moving Is Murder
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4.0 • 33 Ratings
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- $9.99
Publisher Description
In this cozy mystery series opener, a military wife and professional organizer unpacks a murder case in her new neighborhood.
Moving four times in five years has honed Air Force wife Ellie Avery’s packing and unpacking skills. But moving with a newborn daughter and husband Mitch in tow, during a heat wave, is enough to make her turn to chocolate for comfort. And when Ellie finds a local environmentalist dead on the side of the road, her instincts tell her this was no accident . . .
Ellie snoops into the activist’s suspicious demise, only to realize she’s getting closer to the killer . . .maybe too close! This first Ellie Avery mystery launched a series that continues to win readers’ hearts.
Includes great tips for an organized move!
“A fun debut for an appealing young heroine.” —Carolyn Hart
“A cozy debut that’ll help you get organized and provide entertainment in your newfound spare time.” —Kirkus Reviews
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Packed with helpful moving tips, Rosett's cute cozy debut introduces perky Ellie Avery, who prides herself on knowing her way around crying babies, poopy diapers and air force bases. Ellie, pilot hubby Mitch and baby daughter Livvy have hardly settled into their Vernon, Wash., off-base digs when Ellie discovers the body of another 52nd Air Refueling Squadron wife, Cass Vincent, by Cass's SUV alongside the road after a get-acquainted barbecue. Cass is the apparent victim of a nasty allergic reaction to numerous wasp stings, but Ellie later finds evidence that the flirty environmentalist may have been murdered. Though extraneous details sometimes slow the plot to a crawl, the appealing heroine and the intriguing insider peek into air force life (the author is married to an air force pilot) more than compensate.
