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Autumn has arrived in Seattle, and in the spirit of letting go, the Morrisey is forced to say goodbye to longtime resident Edna Feldner. Meg and Laurie join their neighbors in celebrating the woman’s life at a wake that turns into a party to commemorate Edna. The celebrating ends abruptly when everyone returns from the gathering to find a dead stranger in the entrance to apartment 4D.
When the only eyewitnesses to the crime can’t agree on a description of the suspect, the building turns to Meg to figure out who’s responsible. In addition to her ghosts, Meg has Detective Amaya Anthony’s help again, and she’s confident they’ll be able to solve this case quickly.
Well, that is until her ghostly assistance is wrenched away from her. To make matters worse, Meg’s suspicion that someone from the Morrisey could be involved in this murder is growing by the day.
Will Meg be able to keep the Morrisey together when the residents’ secrets and lies threaten to tear their building apart?
All Queenie Beane wants is a quiet December. October and November were… a lot. She needs time to sort through all the changes going on in her life, mostly those having to do with a certain dark and dangerous coworker.
When her ten year high school reunion gets moved up from the summer to next week, Queenie is a hard pass… until her best friend shows up from Oregon as a surprise, and convinces her to go.
She might be off the hook, though, because two bodies show up in town in the week leading up to the reunion, and the person organizing it is the police’s lead suspect. Surely they won’t still hold the—nope, they’re going ahead with the reunion anyway.
What could go wrong with that? One thing’s for certain, the Brine High School class of 2017 ten year reunion will be a fright to remember.
Small town secrets never die.
With Noah out of town for a veterinary conference, Lou and Cassidy are coordinating to take care of Marigold. When a local realtor is murdered while he’s showing a house, Cassidy comes to Lou for help solving the case.
The thing is that Cassidy’s motivation isn’t friendly. Quite the opposite, actually. The victim had been harassing her and other local realtors for decades. And because Cassidy was his latest obsession, both she and her boyfriend are at the top of the suspect list.
Lou has a lot on her plate, especially since Willow and Easton are out of town as well, and she’s looking after their animals while they’re gone. But with Easton out of the station, it’s even more important that Lou figures out the truth behind who murdered the realtor so Cassidy doesn’t take the fall.
