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The Case of The Frozen Frame: A Supernatural Murder Mystery
The Rutherford Playhouse has a ghost problem.
Also a murder problem. Those might be related.
Dr. Emily Hayes and her possibly-psychic partner Juniper Quimby came to investigate some spooky photographs and sightings of what might be an honest-to-goodness poltergeist. They did not come to watch the leading man get flattened by a sandbag during the soda fountain scene of Our Town.
And yet.
Now they're untangling two strikingly similar deaths separated by ninety years, a director with blackmail-worthy secrets, a vandal with a grudge, and a ghost who's been trying to get someone's attention since before television existed.
A witty, atmospheric mystery about ambition, jealousy, and the things that refuse to stay buried—The Frozen Frame proves that when it comes to ghosts (and theater people), the line between drama and death is razor-thin.
Also a murder problem. Those might be related.
Dr. Emily Hayes and her possibly-psychic partner Juniper Quimby came to investigate some spooky photographs and sightings of what might be an honest-to-goodness poltergeist. They did not come to watch the leading man get flattened by a sandbag during the soda fountain scene of Our Town.
And yet.
Now they're untangling two strikingly similar deaths separated by ninety years, a director with blackmail-worthy secrets, a vandal with a grudge, and a ghost who's been trying to get someone's attention since before television existed.
A witty, atmospheric mystery about ambition, jealousy, and the things that refuse to stay buried—The Frozen Frame proves that when it comes to ghosts (and theater people), the line between drama and death is razor-thin.
247 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 12, 2025
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