THE MORALITY ISSUE

by DonnaRae Menard

Glenna Woodward had no job, no prospects, and only a few friends. Then she met Dennis Slater and went to work for him, delivering urns of cremated and unclaimed remains. It was his morality issue until one urn came with a terrifying tale of road rage and a confusing back story. Now Glenna had a job, a fledgling sweetie, and a strange man willing to kill to shut her up. Shots are fired. Who is going to fall to the ground? Is this the career end for the Courier of the Dead?

289 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 6, 2024

About the author

DonnaRae Menard began writing in junior high school and has been scribbling since. She is the author of the An It's Never Too Late Mystery series. A 1970's suspense featuring Katelyn Took and 17 cats. The Woman Warrior's series, historical fiction from time periods she remembers, Detective Carmine Mansuer series, set in Boston, Mass. Dropped from the Sky, It takes Guts, Willa the Wisp, and several short stories. She splits her time between Vermont and New Hampshire, has an affinity for odd jobs, and rescued cats. She's also always willing to explain about her 450 pound lap pig.

Reviews

[Karen Phillips · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this down-and-out sleuth trying to overcome major baggage. When she gets a job delivering the remains of the dead to loved ones and finds herself embroiled in murder, will she run away or face her enemy? A well-told story of redemption. I'm looking forward to reading book 2.

[Beth Riggs · Rating 5 out of 5]

Down on her luck, Glenna Woodward, has no job, no home, and no prospects. She is lucky enough that her sister let's her use her camper, but she has to find a place to park it! The funeral home has a Morality Issue, the director had tons of urns of cremated and unclaimed remains. He hires Glenna, at $50 each, to return the urns to family which requires a great deal of investigation. One case leads her down a rabbit hole, and she starts investigating the cause of death! With this she meets a very unsavory man. This is a fast-paced mystery that keeps you on your toes! I look forward to reading book two!