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A Cold Case of Murder: A Fur on the Ice Mystery
Jenna Whitmore runs the Frostpine Community Ice Arena with precision and pride, managing everything from maintenance schedules to rental bookings with her trusty sheltie Scout by her side. But when she discovers the demanding figure skating coach Victoria Sterling strangled in the costume storage room, Jenna's orderly world is thrown into chaos. The police quickly zero in on a teenage skater who'd been fighting with Victoria, but Scout's unusual behavior and Jenna's intimate knowledge of the arena's rhythms suggest the truth is far more complicated than anyone realizes.
As Jenna navigates grieving students, ambitious skating parents, and staff members with secrets of their own, she uncovers a web of financial fraud that reaches far beyond simple coaching fees. Victoria had been running a lucrative side business, and someone finally decided to put a stop to it. Every clue points to someone who knew the arena inside and out, someone who understood exactly when the hallways would be empty, which security cameras had dead zones, and how to move through the building undetected. With Scout's keen nose alerting her to hidden evidence and her own practical mind piecing together schedules and discrepancies, Jenna races to find the killer before an innocent person takes the fall.
In the cutthroat world of competitive figure skating, ambition and betrayal can be as deadly as any triple axel. Jenna must use all her organizational skills and Scout's instincts to separate the innocent from the guilty, because in Frostpine, even the most trusted members of the community might be hiding dangerous secrets beneath their polished exteriors.
As Jenna navigates grieving students, ambitious skating parents, and staff members with secrets of their own, she uncovers a web of financial fraud that reaches far beyond simple coaching fees. Victoria had been running a lucrative side business, and someone finally decided to put a stop to it. Every clue points to someone who knew the arena inside and out, someone who understood exactly when the hallways would be empty, which security cameras had dead zones, and how to move through the building undetected. With Scout's keen nose alerting her to hidden evidence and her own practical mind piecing together schedules and discrepancies, Jenna races to find the killer before an innocent person takes the fall.
In the cutthroat world of competitive figure skating, ambition and betrayal can be as deadly as any triple axel. Jenna must use all her organizational skills and Scout's instincts to separate the innocent from the guilty, because in Frostpine, even the most trusted members of the community might be hiding dangerous secrets beneath their polished exteriors.
94 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 7, 2026
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May 7, 2026
What a Fun and Enjoyable Bite-sized Mystery.
This story may be small but it is mighty. The mystery was excellent with a lot of suspects. If you want a quick 2 hour read, get this book. This is the first book in the series Fur on the Ice. All short reads with different characters in each book all taking place around ice rinks. In this book our amateur sleuth gets a lot of help from her lovable sheltie, Scout. He was awesome.
This story may be small but it is mighty. The mystery was excellent with a lot of suspects. If you want a quick 2 hour read, get this book. This is the first book in the series Fur on the Ice. All short reads with different characters in each book all taking place around ice rinks. In this book our amateur sleuth gets a lot of help from her lovable sheltie, Scout. He was awesome.
February 18, 2026
I really enjoyed these characters a lot and would definitely read a mystery series with Jenna, Scout, Vanessa and of course, Officer Mitchell in it. Scout was just the bestest boy when he kept finding clues for the police, and Mitchell showed his appreciation more than once. I had a feeling of whodunit but was swayed a couple times. The reveal was satisfying as to what happened to the perp too.
May 8, 2026
Mind Candy for Sure
This was an entertaining story, perfect for reading in a long line or waiting for an appointment. The premise was intriguing, but given the length, everything was superficial. Besides that, I had a problem with the timeline and the haphazard way the clues came to light. I don’t know about my future with this series.
This was an entertaining story, perfect for reading in a long line or waiting for an appointment. The premise was intriguing, but given the length, everything was superficial. Besides that, I had a problem with the timeline and the haphazard way the clues came to light. I don’t know about my future with this series.
January 20, 2026
Great mystery!
An enjoyable read. Lots of twists in this mystery. Loved the dog and his discoveries that helped to solve the murder.
An enjoyable read. Lots of twists in this mystery. Loved the dog and his discoveries that helped to solve the murder.
Did Not Finish
May 8, 2026Continuity issue from chapter 1 to chapter 2 so I didn’t attempt to go further
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