Flowers, Fish and Murder
(2022)(The fourth book in the Rosie Ryan Cozy Mysteries series)
A novel by Darrell Pitt
‘A fast paced winner with some laugh out loud moments.’
A spooky séance. A missing ornament. A double murder.
Can Vivian Shelly really speak to the dead?
Rosie’s not a believer, but her doubts are pushed to the limit when she attends one of Vivian’s séances. There’s something weird about the whole event. Something otherworldly. And the event gets even stranger when murder comes calling…
This is confusing enough, but then Rosie's editor, Harry, wants her to interview a local sculpture who makes totems of celebrities. Rosie can't make up her mind if they're creepy or simply kooky! There's a fine line between art and obsession - and sometimes that line gets crossed!
The whole gang is back: Rosie’s quirky librarian friend, Kim Chen, the town’s hottest cop, Todd Parker, and the sassiest grandmother to be found on the south coast, Nan Ryan. Good thing Trixie the beagle is there.
After all, someone’s got to keep this crazy crowd under control…
***The Rosie Ryan Cozy Mysteries have no sex, gory stuff or profanity in them (although Rosie sometimes has to work very hard to stop herself using the bad words).***
‘Another stellar mystery from this author that kept me guessing right until the end.’
Genre: Mystery
A spooky séance. A missing ornament. A double murder.
Can Vivian Shelly really speak to the dead?
Rosie’s not a believer, but her doubts are pushed to the limit when she attends one of Vivian’s séances. There’s something weird about the whole event. Something otherworldly. And the event gets even stranger when murder comes calling…
This is confusing enough, but then Rosie's editor, Harry, wants her to interview a local sculpture who makes totems of celebrities. Rosie can't make up her mind if they're creepy or simply kooky! There's a fine line between art and obsession - and sometimes that line gets crossed!
The whole gang is back: Rosie’s quirky librarian friend, Kim Chen, the town’s hottest cop, Todd Parker, and the sassiest grandmother to be found on the south coast, Nan Ryan. Good thing Trixie the beagle is there.
After all, someone’s got to keep this crazy crowd under control…
***The Rosie Ryan Cozy Mysteries have no sex, gory stuff or profanity in them (although Rosie sometimes has to work very hard to stop herself using the bad words).***
‘Another stellar mystery from this author that kept me guessing right until the end.’
Genre: Mystery
Used availability for Darrell Pitt's Flowers, Fish and Murder