Murder on the 4th of July
(2019)(The sixth book in the Ridgeway Rescue Mystery series)
A Novella by P Creeden
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Emma and Molly are in New York City for the fourth of July spending some bonding time with Emma's new step-mother, Macy. For the holiday, both Colby and her father intend on joining them. When they meet up at a lovely restaurant near the park at Brooklyn Bridge, they are just enjoying their time together before the fireworks display that evening. But when a hostess screams inside for someone to call the police, everything turns upside down.
Their own waitress was murdered in the break room, and the local police can't come to the crime scene in a timely manner due to holiday traffic. The murder has all the earmarks of a crime of passion, but they can't be sure who the culprit is, and they can't find the weapon. Without any evidence, will they be able to solve the case before the perpetrator gets away with murder?
Genre: Cozy Mystery
Emma and Molly are in New York City for the fourth of July spending some bonding time with Emma's new step-mother, Macy. For the holiday, both Colby and her father intend on joining them. When they meet up at a lovely restaurant near the park at Brooklyn Bridge, they are just enjoying their time together before the fireworks display that evening. But when a hostess screams inside for someone to call the police, everything turns upside down.
Their own waitress was murdered in the break room, and the local police can't come to the crime scene in a timely manner due to holiday traffic. The murder has all the earmarks of a crime of passion, but they can't be sure who the culprit is, and they can't find the weapon. Without any evidence, will they be able to solve the case before the perpetrator gets away with murder?
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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