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Savannah, Georgia, 1922
A heartbroken Becky relents to her mothers matchmaking efforts and agrees to go on a date with the successful businessman Herbert Coleman. Despite her cousin Fannys attempts to steal him away, Becky is surprised to find she enjoys Herberts company. But when a string of murders in Savannah hits too close to home, Becky is witness to the gruesome acts when she finds a mutilated dead body on her familys tobacco field. She dreams about more murders before they happen and draws grotesque imagery in her sketchbook.
Whoeveror whateverthe serial killer is wants to send Becky a message. What do they want from her? The only person who can help Becky is psychic Madame Cecelia, but has she succumbed to the attacks of this strange entity as well?
From 3x USA Today bestselling author Harper Lin, The Southern Sleuth historical cozy mystery series is set in the Jazz Age of speakeasies and flappers in beautiful and gothic Savannah, Georgia.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
A heartbroken Becky relents to her mothers matchmaking efforts and agrees to go on a date with the successful businessman Herbert Coleman. Despite her cousin Fannys attempts to steal him away, Becky is surprised to find she enjoys Herberts company. But when a string of murders in Savannah hits too close to home, Becky is witness to the gruesome acts when she finds a mutilated dead body on her familys tobacco field. She dreams about more murders before they happen and draws grotesque imagery in her sketchbook.
Whoeveror whateverthe serial killer is wants to send Becky a message. What do they want from her? The only person who can help Becky is psychic Madame Cecelia, but has she succumbed to the attacks of this strange entity as well?
From 3x USA Today bestselling author Harper Lin, The Southern Sleuth historical cozy mystery series is set in the Jazz Age of speakeasies and flappers in beautiful and gothic Savannah, Georgia.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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