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Who knew bingo could be deadly?

When abrasive trophy-wife Stacy Mellomaker winds up dead on the floor of a bingo fundraiser few of the townsfolk are shedding tears. The doctors believe she died from an accidental overdose of painkillers, but Stacy’s ghost, as well as her sister, insist it was foul play.

Kay is hired to investigate, but it’s hard to determine whodunit when the whole town is chock-full of people who all have motive for murder.

215 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 22, 2019

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5,134 reviews55 followers
February 25, 2019
Love in all it's guises

Awesome, although I was surprised to find a couple of proofing errors (normally there aren't any). A great plot that had me spinning in circles. The twist at the end was brilliant and the fact that the Judge was so sneaky about the dress. Wonderful to revisit the characters and watch the way their lives are evolving.
Bingo should be a pleasurable girls night but one person was winning all the prizes. Her gloating had everyone's backs up even the ones that didn't know. The ones that did didn't have a kind word to say about her. However when the young woman was found collapsed on the floor of the Ladies the shock was evident on everyone's face. Then the next day when she saw her ghost in the car she knew that the woman had passed. Was her death natural. The police seemed to think so but her sister hired her to look into it. She was sure it was murder. Affairs, arguments and manipulations seem to have been the woman's pattern. Regardless that she was married and had a young daughter. Can she put together the facts and find the reason for the woman's death? She also has to contend with a lot of skip traces at work and with this investigation it means a lot of late nights. Will J.T get anyone else in to help? Another factor on her mind is the forthcoming event that the Judge has asked her to accompany him too. Where did that dress come from?
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1,763 reviews5 followers
April 15, 2022
Last Supper (Locust Point Mystery Book 8)— Libby Howard/Narrator: Margaret Storm (18 chapters + Epilogue) April 14-15, 2022

As Thanksgiving approaches, Kay is at a charity Bingo game that Stacy Mellomaker keeps winning at when she steps into the women’s bathroom and drops dead. It looks like a heart attack or an accidental overdose, but her sister and her ghost says otherwise.

This was feeling more like a letdown until towards the end of the story. Things are slowly heating up between Kay and the Judge but the previous is still working through her feelings of her departed hubby.

All the while, J.T. is taking on more skip traces and Kay feels overwhelmed by the work. Also, the Judges asks Kay to a black tie dinner, and mysteriously a swanky dress appears in her closet.

A new character in the story may become a repeat performer, which may make the series more interesting.

Not as good as previous plots, but a very good in-between story.

Four stars.
212 reviews1 follower
July 29, 2019
Whole series

I read all 8 of these books over the past few days and enjoyed them. I.like the idea of an older widow, no steamy sex scenes, no name dropping "designer" this or that, no car chases, jumping across rooftops or other cliches of American mysteries. The characters are likeable, realistic and feasible. Each book can stand alone, but reading them in order suited me. I have favorites among the characters and the ghosts. The bad guys are diabolical and frequently deserve their fates. Enjoy!
7 reviews
September 8, 2019
Story perfection!

I have completed this series thus far. I have found each story line interesting and the characters engaging. As a series reader I appreciate the fact that the author does not continually review background information. ( I dislike it when authors repeat the same info. In subsequent books.)

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651 reviews5 followers
December 29, 2019
Wanting your cake and eating it too.

Just like the rest in the series, a very enjoyable read. Could be a stand-alone but better if read in order. The chemistry between the Judge and Jay has been building. Will Kay let herself fall for the Judge or not? She should never be a factor in finding happiness.
7 reviews
April 2, 2020
Amazingly fun series

Can't believe I'm still enjoying the 7th book in a series. They usually get stale after 4 or 5. The development of the characters is such that each new adventure is fresh and engrossing.
Great books for a long air flight or day relaxing or being in lockdown during a pandemic.
Great job Libby!
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1,354 reviews26 followers
November 7, 2025
I love this ongoing story about Kay; boarding house keeper, skip tracer and see ghosts. The characters new and ongoing work well together and Narrator: Margaret Strom does another wonderful job in this series. This story is about a Trophy Wife, Stacy Mellomaker who suddenly dies at a Bingo Fund Raiser at a church and Kay is hired to look into a possible murder or an overdose by Stacy.
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1,428 reviews12 followers
November 13, 2021
I do enjoy reading these cozy mystery books, they are best read in order of publication to preserve continuity of the characters and whole backstory.

Based around Kay, a widow and her housemates (A judge going through a divorce with 2 teenagers). Kay has a knack for finding murdered bodies and seeing their ghosts, she has an inquiring mind and gets involved in helping to solve their murder.

A great series of books, well worth reading! I'm devouring these at a fast rate!
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275 reviews
June 20, 2022
another murder and ghost

I’m really enjoying this series. I like the slow romance of Daisy and JT, Kay and Judge Beck are interesting and everything feels as though it could really happen
109 reviews
June 1, 2019
Great Story

I've enjoyed all 8 of these books & can't wait for the next one to come out. If you like strong independent women these are the books for you! Enjoy & happy reading
42 reviews
June 3, 2019
Wonderful!

I found Mrs. Howard's series a couple of weeks ago and fell in love with it. Read all eight within two weeks. This is the beauty of retirement!!
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321 reviews1 follower
July 18, 2019
Libby Howard has created characters that readers truly care about. Her plots have plenty of twists and turns, but it’s the characters that keep readers coming back for more.
976 reviews3 followers
October 21, 2019
Last Supper #8

Beautiful story, characters and storylines are interesting and fun.Definitely worth reading the series and getting to know each character in this well written series.
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March 31, 2020
Never got to read it; it somehow got cancelled out. I will order it again in the future. Sorry.
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1,629 reviews
June 5, 2022
these stories just keep getting better and better...
7 reviews
July 5, 2022
kind of dragged.

The story line was good but you could skip read and not miss a thing. She usually is more interesting so was disappointed.
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2,126 reviews12 followers
July 24, 2022
Great book

This is another great book in the Locust Point series by Libby Howard. It has great characters and wonderful adventures.
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February 18, 2024
Another home run in this remarkable and entertaining audiobook series. Thank you author Libby Howard and narrator Margaret Strom!
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