Death by Dog Show
(2019)(The first book in the Creature Comforts Mystery series)
A novel by Arlene Kay
Army vet Persephone "Perri" Morgan has big plans, as her custom leather leashes, saddles, and other pet accessories are the rage of dog and horse enthusiasts everywhere. But when murder prances into the ring at a Massachusetts dog show, Perri must confront a cunning killer who's a breed apart.
Accompanied by her bestie Babette and four oversize canines, Perri motors down to the Big E Dog Show in high style. Perri hopes to combine business with pleasure by also spending time with sexy DC journalist Wing Pruett. Until a storm traps everyone at the exposition hall . . . and a man's body is found in a snow-covered field, a pair of pink poodle grooming shears plunged through his heart.
Turns out the deceased was a double-dealing huckster who had plenty of enemies chomping at the bit. But as breeders and their prize pets preen and strut, the murderer strikes again. Aided by her trusty canine companions, Keats and Poe, Perri must collar a killer before she's the next "Dead in Show" winner.
Praise for Arlene Kay's Boston Uncommons Mysteries
"Reminiscent of the comedy-mystery movies of the thirties... An entertaining first entry into the Boston Uncommons Mystery series." - New York Journal of Books on Swann Dive
"Highly entertaining . . . I can't wait for the next book in the series!" - Jaye Roycraft, author of Rainscape
Genre: Cozy Mystery
Accompanied by her bestie Babette and four oversize canines, Perri motors down to the Big E Dog Show in high style. Perri hopes to combine business with pleasure by also spending time with sexy DC journalist Wing Pruett. Until a storm traps everyone at the exposition hall . . . and a man's body is found in a snow-covered field, a pair of pink poodle grooming shears plunged through his heart.
Turns out the deceased was a double-dealing huckster who had plenty of enemies chomping at the bit. But as breeders and their prize pets preen and strut, the murderer strikes again. Aided by her trusty canine companions, Keats and Poe, Perri must collar a killer before she's the next "Dead in Show" winner.
Praise for Arlene Kay's Boston Uncommons Mysteries
"Reminiscent of the comedy-mystery movies of the thirties... An entertaining first entry into the Boston Uncommons Mystery series." - New York Journal of Books on Swann Dive
"Highly entertaining . . . I can't wait for the next book in the series!" - Jaye Roycraft, author of Rainscape
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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