Pot Luck

“Elli Lisbon is the Stephanie Plum of the South!” – Krista Davis, New York Times Bestselling Author of the Domestic Diva Mysteries


“The irrepressible heroine is delightful and her ongoing banter is nonstop fun.” – Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine


“Elliott is smart and sassy, takes no guff and pulls no punches.” – Cozy Mystery Book Reviews


GOING FOR THE GOLD…



It’s time for the Irish Spring at the Ballantyne Foundation, and charity director/PI-in-training Elliott Lisbon kicks off the annual Pot of Gold Cook-Off in shamrock style. Twenty chefs compete for the corned beef and cabbage crown but only one can win the title. The odds improve when one chef goes missing…until Elli finds the Ballantyne’s own Chef Carmichael standing over the body with a knife.    

 

With pug puppies, Colonel Mustard and Mrs. White, by her side, Elli searches both sides of coastal living for a clue to the killer. From million dollar condos to a run-down trailer park, the evidence pits her against sexy Nick Ransom, and the case gets hotter than a handful of peppercorns. But despite a confession and cooperative suspect, she knows something about the case smells funny—and it has nothing to do with the cook-off. 

 

The luck of the Irish is nowhere in sight, but if Elli can’t crack this one open, Chef’s goose will get cooked for good. 


Books in the Elliott Lisbon Humorous Mystery Series:



• SWITCH BACK (prequel novella in OTHER PEOPLE’S BAGGAGE)
• BOARD STIFF (#1)
• WHACK JOB (#2)  
• SWAN DIVE (#3) 
• POT LUCK (#4) 



Part of the Henery Press Mystery Series Collection, if you like one, you'll probably like them all...




Author Bio: 


Kendel Lynn is a Southern California native who now parks her flip-flops in Dallas, Texas. She read her first Alfred Hitchcock and the Three Investigators at the age of seven and has loved mysteries ever since. Her debut novel, Board Stiff, was an Agatha Award nominee for Best First Novel. It features Elliott Lisbon, a mostly amateur sleuth who has a slight aversion to all things germy and is only five thousand hours away from getting her PI license. Along with writing and reading, Kendel spends her time editing, designing, and figuring out ways to avoid the gym but still eat cupcakes for dinner.