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On the Scent of Murder
(2020)(The second book in the Dog Detective: The Beagle Mysteries series)
A Story by Agatha Parker and Rosie Sams
Murder is in the air and only Hannah and her beagle Mazie can solve the crime before the villain gets off scot free.
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Realtor Hannah Barry is preparing a pitch for Ms. Edna Granger who’s interested in selling her beautiful colonial home. Hannah’s nervous and needs to do her absolute best because there are two other realtors vying for the job. Thankfully, she has friends like Colin Troughton who are determined to lift her spirits.
Edna seems to like Hannah’s pitch but unfortunately, she is murdered before announcing who gets the job. Hannah and her former police dog Mazie are on the case and the suspects keep adding up.
Can they discover the true culprit before the wrong person takes the fall? Find out in On the Scent of Murder a sweet cozy mystery with a fabulous Beagle to hunt down the killer.
Also available:
Sniffing out the Killer
And by Rosie Sams:
Cupcakes and Crimes book 1 to 6
Cupcakes and Crimes book 7 to 12
Genre: Cozy Mystery
FREE with Kindle Unlimited.
Realtor Hannah Barry is preparing a pitch for Ms. Edna Granger who’s interested in selling her beautiful colonial home. Hannah’s nervous and needs to do her absolute best because there are two other realtors vying for the job. Thankfully, she has friends like Colin Troughton who are determined to lift her spirits.
Edna seems to like Hannah’s pitch but unfortunately, she is murdered before announcing who gets the job. Hannah and her former police dog Mazie are on the case and the suspects keep adding up.
Can they discover the true culprit before the wrong person takes the fall? Find out in On the Scent of Murder a sweet cozy mystery with a fabulous Beagle to hunt down the killer.
Also available:
Sniffing out the Killer
And by Rosie Sams:
Cupcakes and Crimes book 1 to 6
Cupcakes and Crimes book 7 to 12
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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