February has been quiet at Three Oaks. That ought to be a good thing.
Then the eggs start disappearing.
Before long, other things are missing too. A small treasure here. Something nobody remembers moving there. With three houses, a chicken coop and two dogs who have their own ideas about helping, there are plenty of places to look-and plenty of ways to get distracted.
But Lily has seen something the others haven't.
Jax wants evidence. Savannah wants to know how the pieces fit together. Lily just wants someone to believe her. As the children compare notes and follow the trail through the property, their ordinary February days become a good deal more interesting.
At first, the mystery seems almost funny. Then someone else begins taking an interest in what's happening at Three Oaks, and the children have to think carefully about whom they can trust. Finding an answer is one thing. Knowing what to do with it is another.
Join Savannah, Jax and Lily for a Southern mystery filled with curious discoveries, close calls, lively chickens and the familiar company of Walter and Bob. Between the searching and the surprises, there's still room for Birdie's kitchen, good food and the people who make Three Oaks home.
Not That Pocket is the eleventh book in Glory Stalvey's Three Oaks Mysteries, bringing together suspense,
family warmth and humor in a story about looking a little closer, listening to one another and
finding kindness where you might not expect it.