Haunts, Hikes, & Havoc

Camper & Criminals #41

by Tonya Kappes

Welcome to Normal, Kentucky—where Mae West faces a ghostly guest list and one chilling murder she can't ignore…

Mae West is no stranger to mystery. As owner of Happy Trails Campground and partner to park ranger Hank Sharp, she’s kept Normal, Kentucky running as smoothly as a campfire marshmallow roast. But when paranormal TV star Ken Treadwell is found stabbed during the town’s “Haunts and Hikes” festival, with no murder weapon in sight, things take a deadly detour.

With her mama’s event on the line and campground gossip reaching a full boil, Mae must untangle a haunted whodunnit with help from her fiercely loyal Laundry Club Ladies. The suspects? Ken’s polished entourage, a few bitter locals, and even Mae’s right-hand woman, the fiery Dottie Swaggert.

As secrets surface and the ghost-hunting crowd grows restless, Mae races to catch a killer before the next story ends in more than just screams.

Genres: Mystery, Cozy Mystery, Audiobook, Fiction, Cozy, Murder Mystery, Mystery Thriller

186 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 17, 2025

About the author

A celebrated Amazon All-Star and USA Today bestselling author, Tonya has written over 180 southern cozy mysteries filled with heart, humor, and unforgettable small-town characters. Her novels, known for their southern charm and rich emotional storytelling, have been praised by readers and critics alike, earning her a coveted spot as a Woman's World Book Club Pick six times.

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Reviews

[Maria · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is my favorite of the series so far! I am a big fan of the setting and the characters, but the addition of the spooky urban legend of the Green Lady added a little extra excitement to the mystery for me; considering the setting, I'm surprised this is the first time I remember an urban legend added to the mix. As always, I enjoyed following along with the Laundry Ladies as they investigated and I especially appreciated that they didn't put themselves into any overly dangerous (and unnecessary) situations. I did figure out who the guilty party was early on but that didn't take away from my enjoyment of the story. Highly recommend the series for a quick, fun escape from heavier books but start at the beginning to get the full effect of the Laundry Ladies and the campground.

[Kim · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Haunts and Hikes festival is underway in Normal, Ky and Happy Trails Campground was hosting Ken Treadwell, the biggest paranormal investigator in the country. Ken and show’s crew of were there to film an episode of Paranormal Happenings. When Ken’s body is found in the early morning on one of the trails in the Daniel Boone National Forest the question is he killed by a ghost or someone he knew.

I loved reading this book, the descriptions of the fall foliage and decorations for the festival were the perfect escape from the summer heat. This is the perfect cozy mystery for the upcoming spooky season. Mae and the laundry club ladies have almost perfected their investigation skills. The mystery is full of twists and turns to keep you guessing.

All thoughts and opinions are my own, and in no way have I been influenced by anyone.

[Leah · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a fun Halloween mystery. There are ghosts, a tv show being filmed, a murder, and a fall hiking festival. The mystery was interesting. It had some twists that I thought would end up going in a different direction. Also, I thought it would end with a different reason. I'm glad this had some surprises.

[Allison · Rating 3 out of 5]

I keep reading this series and yet nothing really changes! This one was about a paranormal investigation tv show that was visiting the national park, and of course someone got murdered. The stats of the deaths in this town are insane! They are so quick to read, so I keep picking them up even if they are just ok.

[Lynn · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was the first book I have read by this author. Since I really enjoy cozy mysteries, I will be reading more of hers. I enjoyed the Laundry Ladies and the other southern ladies in this book. They reminded me of the ladies in Steele Magnolias. I had pretty much known who would be murdered from the start. But “who did it” kept me guessing until the end. As with most cozy mysteries, a younger audience could read this book. Well, of course depending on the young child, parental permission, of course. I do recommend this book. I won it in a Goodreads giveaway in exchange for a review.

[Brooke · Rating 5 out of 5]

This series is one of my absolute favorite! When the book started, I could hear the twang in the FMC's voice and felt like I was back in a place that I have loved for years but hasn't been able to come back.

The mystery was a good one! All I could think was karma came calling and punched someone's ticket. It is always some type of karma whent he worst people are the one's get caught!

I am so excited to keep going through this series and listening to all the books!

[Helen Drake · Rating 5 out of 5]

The latest in this long running series by Tonya Kappes is the perfect fall cozy read. Although a murder takes place, it’s in a beautiful background. The murdered person was staying at the Happy Trails Campground owned my Mae West.

There are several key suspects in the death of a TV Personality who specializes in the ghostly and spooky. The plot is well developed looking at these suspects. I was somewhat surprised when the killer was revealed.

It’s always fun returning to Normal, KY and enjoying the expertise of the Laundry Club Ladies as well as other residents.

I was fortunate to receive an advanced copy of this engaging read.

[Marsha · Rating 3 out of 5]

The laundry club ladies are at it again. The ending was a little predictable but fun to watch the ladies chase false leads and accuse multiple people of the crime before they finally figured it out.

[Ashley Yungbluth · Rating 5 out of 5]

"Haunts, Hikes, & Havoc" is the 41st book in the "A Camper & Criminals Cozy Mystery" series by Tonya Kappes. I love visiting Normal, Kentucky with Mae, and The Laundry Club Ladies. Dotty is such a hoot, and seeing what all the characters have been up to just makes me smile. I like trying to figure out who did it, but this one had me going back and forth on who I thought it was. The closing scene had me smile and has me looking forward to the next book.

[Alexandria · Rating 4 out of 5]

I keep coming back to Normal! I have been enjoying this series so much. I feel like part of the town. Normal is hosting the Haunts and Hikes festival. For Normal if there is a festival, there will be excitement. It's a shock when the paranormal star of the festival is found murdered. When that happens, the Laundry Club Ladies are on the case. This is a fun, quick read.

[Jeanie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fall is Mae West Sharp’s favorite season, and she and the Laundry Club Ladies are getting Happy Trails Campground ready for the Haunts and Hikes Festival. Seeing Normal, the campground, and the forest through Mae’s perspective made me want to be in her car, on the roads to the Nada Tunnel that “feel like a journey through a living painting”.

The festival includes the first event that Mae’s adoptive mother, Mary Elizabeth, has organized as a member of the Ladies of the Elks. Her fabulous keynote coup should raise many funds to benefit the Boys and Girls Club of Kentucky. Ken Treadwell, the best-known paranormal investigator in the country, has a regular television program showing his exploration of various places with noted paranormal events. He and his crew will film the Nada Tunnel and surrounding area as they search for the Green Lady, thought to be the spirit of a climber who died near the tunnel. Legend says that if one drives through the long, dark, one-lane tunnel without honking their vehicle horn, the Green Lady will follow them home. Many sightings have been noted over the years, and everyone hopes that the Green Lady will appear with a spectacular show.

Ken, his wife, Dina, and their crew arrived, and they are very different than expected. Dina refused to talk with Mae, even though she is the campground owner. She wanted Dottie to be their guide around the park for a surprising reason. Dina had no qualms, however, about demanding, hours later, that Dottie scrub the shower in their bungalow by hand, with bleach.

Shortly after their arrival, Mae had overheard a few of the crew, including Maggie, the assistant producer, and Eli, who did much of the video and audio work, discussing Ken and Dina. Not one person had positive words to say. Ken took credit for all of their work, and cut out some of the best work completed by Maggie or Eli. The show and working conditions were much worse after Dina joined them. She and Ken were married almost a year, and she had taken control over much of the show, discounting Ken’s crew that had been with him for years.

The tunnel tours were scheduled for the next morning. Several volunteers would get a chance to go inside the tunnel on foot before the public tour. They only awaited Ken, who hadn’t yet arrived. They learned he had taken an early hike. Mae and Abby, her sister-in-law and close friend, went to search the trail. Hank, Mae’s husband, a National Park Ranger, joined them. They quickly found Ken, looking as if he had fallen to his death. The unique wound that may have killed him was exactly like the Green Lady’s deadly handiwork when killing her victims.

Not everybody brings their own murder suspects with them going on a video shoot! Yet, at least three people with him became suspects. Each had a motive. Each had their own resentment against him. And when Mae discovered the weapon, it was just a matter of time. The killer was one of the suspects, and the person was an excellent performer to keep eyes off themself. Mae, the Laundry Club Ladies, and the author successfully solved the murder. I highly recommend this Southern cozy mystery and series, especially for those who enjoy laughter, camping, the company of good friends, and autumn festivals!

[Tammy Lunsford - Escape to Books By Tammy · Rating 5 out of 5]

I know I am always in for a treat when I get to visit Happy Trails Campground. The author does such a great job of describing the beautiful scenery. It makes me long for autumn, and really makes me want to visit this fictional campground. However, the cast of characters are what make this book, and this entire series so much fun to read.

Things are getting spooky in Normal, Kentucky as everyone prepares for the annual Haunts and Hikes Tour. Everyone is even more excited this year because of the guest who will be leading the charge. The anticipation is high and excitement is in the air, but when everyone arrives for the hike, the guest of honor is nowhere to be found. It seems someone had an issue with Mr. Treadwell, and killed him for it. Never fear because Mae and the rest of the Laundry Club ladies are ready, willing and able to solve this mystery.

I can always count on this author to pen a great mystery providing plenty of suspects and making me go down a rabbit hole only to find there is a dead end and I was wrong. I never assume that I will solve the mystery because Tonya Kappes will fool you ten ways to Sunday. The mystery is always superb and interesting.

The other thing that makes this mystery so much fun to read is that I absolutely adore the cast of characters in this book and this series. Like most all readers, Dottie is my favorite. You do not want to be on the end of one of Dottie's rants because she will have no problem putting you in your place. Every character is unique in their own special way which makes the story even more interesting. If you enjoy a cozy mystery with characters with a flair for dramatics, and you also enjoy a good chuckle along the way, this book will be your best friend.

Thank you to the author for this ARC. I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[Mary Brown · Rating 5 out of 5]

Haunts, Hikes And Havoc
A CamperAnd Criminals Cozy Mystery Series, Book # 41
Tonya Kappes
5 Stars

Synopsis:

Welcome to Normal, Kentucky—where Mae West faces a ghostly guest list and one chilling murder she can't ignore…
Mae West is no stranger to mystery. As owner of Happy Trails Campground and partner to park ranger Hank Sharp, she’s kept Normal, Kentucky running as smoothly as a campfire marshmallow roast. But when paranormal TV star Ken Treadwell is found stabbed during the town’s “Haunts and Hikes” festival, with no murder weapon in sight, things take a deadly detour.
With her mama’s event on the line and campground gossip reaching a full boil, Mae must untangle a haunted whodunnit with help from her fiercely loyal Laundry Club Ladies. The suspects? Ken’s polished entourage, a few bitter locals, and even Mae’s right-hand woman, the fiery Dottie Swaggert.
As secrets surface and the ghost-hunting crowd grows restless, Mae races to catch a killer before the next story ends in more than just screams. (Amazon)


Review:


The characters are well rounded and well developed. When a paranormal TV star is murdered, it is up to the Laundry Club Ladies and Mae to figure out who killed him and why. There are a lot of suspects to consider and the gang will have their hands full figuring out the truth.


The writing style flows smoothly and the book is an easy read. The author is very talented in her descriptive writing and pulled me into the story from the very beginning. The mystery is well plotted and not easily solved.


I voluntarily reviewed an ARC of this book and provided my honest review.


I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a well rounded cozy mystery. I am sure you will enjoy this book.

[Kathleen · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is the 41st book in the Camper & Criminals Cozy Mystery series. Ken Treadwell’s crew is in town to attend the Haunts & Hike Festival that Mary Elizabeth has spearheaded. They plan to film a paranormal episode on the Nada, similar to Ghost Hunters. The crew is staying at the Happy Trails Campground. The morning of the Hike, Ken is found dead on the trail. So, did a ghost dispatch him to the next world or was it an earthly occurrence?

I loved the secrets, twists, turn, and motives. Seems Ken had his share of haters and didn’t treat people well, go figure. I love how things get twisted. Dina, Ken’s wife refuses to talk to Mae and insists Dottie will be her only interface. No good deed goes unpunished. Mary Elizabeth had Dottie send Ken Treadwell’s team the email invite since her email was acting up. So, Dina believes all the prep was done by Dottie. Turns out to be a bad deal for Dottie. Dina becomes an overbearing witch.

May and the Laundry Ladies need to investigate the death. I liked how they worked with the Sheriff’s office and Hank Sharp.

Since this is the forty-first book, you know there have been numerous festivals for the town or Normal. Some make it to annual and some are one offs. Plenty of them for this town. So happy to see the economy booming.
This can be read as a standalone but I prefer knowing the background of the regular characters.
I was given an Advanced Readers Copy (ARC). These are my own opinions.

[TheFairyKitmother TheMoodyRedhead · Rating 5 out of 5]

Funny thing, I actually skipped over this book and went directly to the Gingerbread one. I didn’t notice the missing one until I’d already begun another book in a different series. So, I looked forward to coming back to this one.

If you like the autumn time of year you’ll love this book because there is plenty of talk about Fall and its beauty in the Daniel Boone National Forest. Kappes is poetic when talking about the color changes in the leaves and the cinnamon scent through the air. Here’s one excerpt I really liked:

“I drove along the winding roads of the Daniel Boone National Forest. The sun had just begun to rise, waking up the landscape.”

Ain’t that purdy?! I liked it a lot. As is with all of this series books there is a murder. Someone is missing and the last place he was known to be was headed toward a trailhead. So Mae goes directly there and finds someone lying on the ground with a leg twisted in an odd way. Well, looks like Mae found the missing person. Dead. Unfortunately.

Now Mae is out searching for clues to find the killer. She’s not alone in her search though. Nope, she’s got the backup assistance of her best friends from The Laundry Club Ladies. They now have to suss out who’s telling the truth and who’s deceptive. And, of course, who’s the killer. Don’t worry though, she’s got this.

[Merry Chapman · Rating 5 out of 5]

It is time for the Haunts and Hikes Festival in Normal, Kentucky and Mae and the Laundry Club Ladies are getting the Happy Trails Campground. Mae's adoptive mother, Mary Elizabeth invited Ken Treadwell, a paranormal investigator who has a regular television program where he explores places that supposedly have had paranormal events. He agreed to come to the festival with his TV crew and take a trip through the Nada Tunnel, looking for the Green Lady said to haunt the tunnel. Mary Elizabeth hoped with Ken Treadwell part of the Festival, that she would raise a lot of money for the Boys and Girls Club. But when Ken was found dead on the trail, this went crazy. So of course, Mae and the Laundry Club Ladies jumped into the investigation working against time to keep the festival going. What was the murder weapon? What were the holes left in Treadwell's neck? He wasn't the most like person and had many that were suspects. Could they figure it all out? Was it the Green Lady? Can the festival go on? Mae's husband Hank, the park ranger was not happy Mae was involving herself. This is the 41st book in the series and it is a great addition to a fantastic series that I highly recommend! I received an ARC of this book but the opinions expressed here are strictly my own.

[Theresa A · Rating 5 out of 5]

It’s that spooky time of year in the Daniel Boone National Forest, and things are especially eerie around Mae’s Happy Trail Campgrounds. The annual Haunts and Hikes Festival is in full swing, and this year’s special guest is none other than Ken Treadwell—the most renowned paranormal investigator in the country. He’s come to film a segment in the nearby town of Normal, focusing on the legend of the Green Lady haunting the Nada Tunnel. Ken arrives with his crew, including his wife and assistant producer, Maggie. But before he can wrap up filming, tragedy strikes—Ken is found dead under chillingly mysterious circumstances. The manner of his death eerily mirrors the rumored killings attributed to the Green Lady herself. Lawdy mercy! Mae and her spirited crew of amateur sleuths, affectionately known as the Laundry Ladies, spring into action. The suspects? His wife of just one year, a member of his crew, or perhaps his former flame—who also happens to be his assistant producer. And the biggest question of all: why was Ken really murdered? This story delivers a thrilling mystery wrapped in a setting so vivid, you’ll wish you could visit it yourself. Can’t wait for the next adventure!

[Susan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Haunts, Hikes, & Havoc is another entertaining installment in Kappes' camper and criminals cozy mystery series. The Laundry Club ladies and the residents of Normal are excited to welcome the cast and crew of a paranormal tv series starring Ken Treadwell to their cozy little town. Having an episode filmed in town featuring the local town legend is exciting for everyone. Things take a horrible turn however when someone is found dead putting a damper on the festivities. Mae and the rest of the Laundry Club ladies are determined to solve this case.

Kappes does a great job at setting up an entertaining holiday read perfect for the spooky season. The book's mystery is well done full of enough twists and turns keeping the reader's attention from beginning to end. I like seeing all of my favorite characters back in action, and I also like how the town has embraced the fact that Mae and her friends know how to solve a murder. Overall Haunts, Hikes, & Havoc proved to be a great read that I would most definitely recommend.

Received a copy of Haunts, Hikes, & Havoc from the author.

[Miki · Rating 4 out of 5]

Oh Normal seems such a perfect activity at this season...Haunts and Hikes festival i would love to attend but.....i would prefer the murder free version that Mae didn't not get...Really a murder during an Haunts festival...and not any murder but the murder of a paranormal tv star! Mae has a lot to do to save the festival and Normal's reputation even more when her mother is the head of the event ...

Mae is enjoying the opportunity the festival offers until one of her guest, the star of the event is found dead so discretion is needed and urgency required to find the culprit and save the event.

I loved the investigation it was well described and we could imagine being on set...Dottie always as fun and with her sharp tongue she sure shake things.....Hank is supportive and so loving. The laundry club was not as active this time but still present which we enjoy a lot

It was a great read perfect for this automnal season

[Javon50 · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Laundry Club Ladies are at in again. When a famous paranormal investigator with a popular television show is found dead on a hiking trail, Mae West Sharp and her best friends, the Laundry Club Ladies take out their murder book and begin investigating the death. Since the host and many of the crew of the television show are staying at Mae’s campground, she has seen and heard their complaints about their boss so finding the killer may be difficult when she discovers that the victim was not well liked by so many. The ladies will have their hands full with so many potential suspects. This series is set in the middle of the beautiful Daniel Boone National Forest near Norman, Kentucky and the books will introduce the readers to various interesting and eclectic characters. This is my honest and voluntary review of an advanced copy of this book.

[Deanna · Rating 5 out of 5]

The annual Haunts and Hikes Festival in the Daniel Boone National Forest is in full swing, and this year’s special guest is none other than Ken Treadwell—the most renowned paranormal investigator in the country. He’s come to film a segment in the nearby town of Normal, focusing on the legend of the Green Lady haunting the Nada Tunnel.

Ken arrives with his crew, including his wife and assistant producer, Maggie. But before he can wrap up filming, tragedy strikes—Ken is found dead under chillingly mysterious circumstances. The manner of his death eerily mirrors the rumored killings attributed to the Green Lady herself.

Can Mae and the Laundry Club Ladies get to the bottom of Ken’s death and ferret out the murderer among a growing list of suspects and save the Haunts and Hikes Festival?

[Judy Johnson · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is such an entertaining series, I find myself always looking forward to the next one even as I'm reading the current one. This book is no exception and provides the mystery, murder, excitement, twists and turns all wrapped up with a charming setting and familiar characters, along with those you love to love and love to hate. No spoilers, no rehash of the story, no rewording of the blurb, here is my honest opinion: Fun and well-told story that is easy to read and will allow you to let go of your day-to-day doldrums while having a few moments to yourself. Totally enjoyable, and although part of a series, you can easily read this as a stand-alone, but if you haven't read any others, you'll for sure want to go back. So join the Laundry Ladies at the Happy Trails Campground in Normal, Kentucky, as they plan the Haunts and Hikes Festival. What could possibly go wrong?

[Shelly · Rating 5 out of 5]

This series is really fun to read. Each book is its own story so if you can’t read them in order, you don’t have to read them in order. These books are quick, funny and easy to read. It’s a fun series even though each one has at least one murdered person. If you are listening to them, the same person reads them all and uses different voices for the characters that are consistent in the series. For the most part, these are just fun easygoing books to read when you’re looking for something that’s quick easy and just kind of fun. The author uses humor to tell the stories. I really enjoy her cozy mysteries. At this point, I’m going to keep going with the full series. The only thing that is a little annoying is that you have fun with the story and the ladies and then everything is finished up really fast in the last few pages.

[Jen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Haunts, Hikes & Havoc is the forty first cozy mystery in the Camper & Criminals series. A paranormal TV show is in town during the Haunts & Hikes festival. When the star of the show turns up murdered Mae West and the Laundry Club Ladies are on the case.

I have loved this series since the beginning and still love each newest installment. Most series have run their course by now but I keep wanting more in this one. This short cozy mystery was easy to get lost in and it flew by. The twists and turns kept me guessing and took me on a great ride. The characters in this series are great and they really helped to lead this mystery. I loved everything about this and can’t wait to se what comes next for Mae and her friends.

[Michelle Webb]

Another wonderful well written book with our favorite Laundry Club ladies and another murder to solve. It's the Haunts and Hikes festival in Normal Kentucky hosted in part by Mary Elizabeth. Famous paranormal investigator Ken Treadwell and his team will be there to investigate the Green Lady ghost of the Nada tunnel. Everyone in town is thrilled they will be there of course nothing can go smoothly. The morning of the big hike and filming Ken is found dead in the woods and of course it's murder. Enter the Laundry Club Ladies with all their sleuthing abilities and a few great one liners from Dottie. So who did it? The almost newlywed wife, the disgruntled assistant, the mad film crew or someone else? Another wonderful whodunnit in the Daniel Boone National Forest.

[Kelly · Rating 5 out of 5]

Mae and friends are getting Happy Trails Campground decorated for Halloween and the upcoming Hikes and Haunts Festival. Mary Elizabeth has been organizing the festival and has arranged for some special guests, TV star Ken Treadwell and his team of paranormal investigators are going to be investigating the Green Lady of Nada Tunnel, a local legend/ghost story. When bones are found on the hike and then a death occurs, Mae and the Laundry Club Ladies are on the case. I really love the characters and the setting in this series and this book really got me in the mood for Fall and cooler weather. Another great addition to this wonderful series.

I received a complimentary copy of this ebook from the author. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

[Kara Marks · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the 41st book in this series, as hard as it is to believe! I’ve read and loved all the previous books in the series, but this book stands alone surprisingly well for such a long series. That said, it’s a fantastic series and I highly recommend reading it from the beginning! The setting is fantastic, a small town and campsite in the Daniel Boone Forest in Kentucky. Mae is a wonderful main character and she’s surrounded by lots of fun secondary characters. The writing is fantastic and descriptive and the mystery in this book is especially fun, since it’s a bit spooky. I can definitely recommend this book and series; I was provided an ARC, which I appreciate, but these opinions are my own.

[Tari · Rating 5 out of 5]

A fun and creepy Halloween story with our friends in Normal, Kentucky found them hosting a paranormal show, but when tragedy hit one of the cast members, Mae was pretty sure it was a flesh and blood killer, not a ghost legend that did him in. The Laundry Club Ladies had a crazy case, but they’re always up for a new adventure, especially Dottie, lol. She definitely keeps the comic relief coming!

When Betts mentioned a cruise at the end, I could only imagine what Dottie might do on said cruise! That’d be absolutely hilarious! But Christmas needs to come first, so I’m eager to read the next book. Oh be sure to download the bonus scene—there’s a link at the very end of the book. It was pretty darn cute and starred a couple of our fave Normal pooches.

[Sara Duttry · Rating 5 out of 5]

What a ghostly adventure!

What really stands out is the sense of community in Normal. Even while a crime shakes things up, there’s warmth in the way the friends and citizens of Normal look out for one another. The friendships bring as much joy as solving the mystery. The balance of cozy humor, autumn setting, and a clever whodunit makes this an ideal seasonal read. Tonya Kappes is an amazing writer and I always look forward to each new book she publishes!
If you enjoy small-town cozies with a dash of holiday spirit, this is a perfect pick for curling up with a blanket and a pumpkin spice latte.

[Barbara · Rating 5 out of 5]

Famous TV star, Ken Treadwell, is in Normal to shoot an episode for Paranormal Happenings involving the legend of the Green Lady, rumored to haunt the Nada Tunnel. When his body is later discovered on a trail with unusual marks on his head, the Laundry Club Ladies jump into action to solve the crime. Who wanted him dead? Turns out Ken wasn’t very popular with his assistant or his crew, and others as well.

Twists, turns, many suspects, secrets, and more! A fun whodunit with our favorite amateur sleuths. I love this series.

I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.