Penny Goetjen

Murder Returns to the Precipice (Elizabeth Pennington Mysteries, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

As granddaughter of the inn's matriarch, Elizabeth Pennington saw to every intricate detail in the renovation of the popular seaside destination after a deadly hurricane nearly destroyed it. When the body of a female guest is discovered in the newly opened fitness center, it appears to be a tragic accident that threatens to taint the grand reopening. But as police investigate, it becomes painfully clear it's something more sinister. Is there a killer in their midst? Has the inn's dark past resurfaced?

See why critics and readers alike are raving about the suspense novels of multi national award-winning storyteller Penny Goetjen. If you like Carol Higgins Clark, you'll love her books.

If you love to read stories that are more about compelling plotlines, colorful locales, and intriguing characters than a gruesome crime, you 'll love her books. Click to add to your cart now.

"An endlessly delightful tale and band of characters..." --Kirkus Reviews

"A richly textured mystery that's both charmingly atmospheric and cunningly staged. Be forewarned: Like the coastal waters of Maine, this story will lull you in with its seeming tranquility only to sweep you away in the undercurrent...." --John Valeri, Criminal Element

WINNER in the Indie Excellence Book Awards for Regional Fiction: Northeast

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Penny Goetjen
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. November 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781733143912
• Artikelnr.: 70044682

Autorenporträt

National award-winning writer Penny Goetjen is the author of six published mystery and suspense novels where the settings play as prominent a role as the engaging characters. A self-proclaimed eccentric known for writing late into the night by the allure of flickering candlelight, she often weaves a subtle, unexpected paranormal twist into her stories. When her husband is asked how he feels about his wife doing in innocent people with the written word, he answers with a wink, "I sleep with one eye open."