A quirky community center, two irresistible rescue animals, and a body in the yoga studio…
When big-city Alice Monroe inherits her aunt’s beloved community center in Sun Harbor, Maine, she expects a quick sign the papers, sell the place, and escape back to her beige Boston life. Instead, she’s adopted by a scruffy mutt named Clyde and Winky, a one-eyed cat with attitude—and lands smack in the middle of a murder investigation.
The town’s most disliked woman is found dead in the yoga studio, and Alice—already the outsider—becomes both witness and amateur sleuth. Teaming up with Sunrise’s devoted manager, a band of quirky locals, and the frustratingly handsome Police Chief Noah Hawthorne, Alice uncovers a tangle of blackmail, betrayals, and a real estate developer who wouldn’t take no for an answer.
As Alice gets pulled deeper into small-town life (and the affections of her new four-legged friends), she starts to wonder if Sun Harbor might be the fresh start she never knew she needed. But first, she’ll have to find a killer—before her new beginning becomes a dead end.
Murder at Sunrise is a warm, witty, and twisty cozy mystery—perfect for fans of animal sidekicks, small-town secrets, and starting over.
Alice feels her life is a disaster but never thought of leaving her steady but boring job in Boston. So, when she inherited a community center in a small town in Maine her plan was to make a weekend trip to Sun Harbor, sign some papers and list the center for sale. However, a murder changed everything.
The cute cover first caught my eye, but the story delivered so much more than I expected. I loved the diverse cast of characters and the way they supported one another throughout. On top of that, the community center concept felt inspiring—something that would benefit towns everywhere.
A great story of a life changing event with a little murder. The characters were very well written and realistic. The ending was fantastic, don't miss this exciting story.