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Paperback A Murky Case of Murder at the Movies: Large Print Edition Book

ISBN: B0CZM19X71

ISBN13: 9798321558812

A Murky Case of Murder at the Movies: Large Print Edition

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*** SPECIAL LARGE PRINT EDITION ***

A retired widow with a pet blog. A film critic nobody will miss. One cinema where a gunshot passed for the soundtrack.

Emily Cherry, Retired Pet-and-Book Blogger and Animal Shelter Volunteer. Emily writes about shelter dogs and the books she loves from a quiet home in Little Oakley. Movie reviews seemed a harmless way to fill an afternoon. She wants Walter Powell's death answered, whatever the town thought of him. Half of Little Oakley resented the man, and the detective who believes her is away.

Anita, Emily's Best Friend and Unofficial Partner in Snooping. Anita talked Emily into the movie reviews and refuses to let her knock on a director's door alone. She wants Emily to keep the little space she has carved out in this town. The further into Walter's world they get, the less it looks like entertainment.

Walter Powell was shot a few feet from the popcorn counter, and Emily heard it without knowing what it was. The cinema staff, the director he savaged in print, the editor who fired him: every name she clears adds two more.

Walter Powell had nobody to miss him. Emily Cherry means to see him answered for anyway.

- Retired Amateur Sleuth - Emily took up detecting after she retired, and her son wishes she hadn't
- Small Town Cinema Murder - a death in a full building, in the middle of the afternoon showing
- Pet Blogger Heroine - the shelter dog of the week shares a page with the film she just watched
- Animal Shelter Volunteer - Best Friends Furever, where Popcorn and Grace are both waiting on a home
- Cozy Cat Sidekick - Rosemary would much rather Emily stayed in
- Cruel Critic Victim - a reviewer who made an art of the insult and an audience out of the argument
- Small-Town Suspect List - the cinema, the newspaper office and a film set each hold someone who is glad
- Clean Cozy Fiction - no swearing, no graphic violence, nothing to skip past

Perfect for fans of small-town amateur sleuth mysteries, animal-loving heroines with a blog and a cat on the lap, and clean whodunits where the victim is the one nobody liked.

Put the kettle on and open Emily Cherry's ninth case today.

Heat Level: Closed Door (no on-page intimacy)
Tone: Cozy - Witty - Heart-warming
Series Type: Book 9 in the Emily Cherry series - each book reads as a standalone
Ending: Hopeful close
POV: Single POV - Third Person
Content Notes: off-page death, grief, peril

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