Wanda Duff is an unconventional New England clergywoman, addicted to chicken wings, high-octane ice cream, and saying yes to anyone in need of a prayer, even the folks her town might think don\'t deserve one.
She holds a degree in Writing, Literature and Publishing from Emerson College..
Rye\'s dilemmas are influenced by Mankin\'s ten years in education as a teacher and administrator.
Maria Mankin, Maren\'s daughter, has written five nonfiction books and a thriller, Circ (Pigeon Park Press).
Tirabassi is a former Poet Laureate of the city of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and has published poetry and short stories in fifteen anthologies, as well as twenty nonfiction titles.
Tirabassi\'s forty years\' experience in mainline ministry shape Wanda Duff\'s professional life (but not her personality).
Maren C.
Tirabassi\'s Death at Fair Havens launches a series that celebrates intergenerational women\'s friendship and the power of inclusion, curiosity, and love.
Comfortably gossipy, with a fresh take on the characters and ethos cozy mystery fans will love, Maria Mankin and Maren C.
As they expose difficult family truths and uncover a dangerous operation operating out of Fair Havens, Rye and Wanda discover curiosity has an unanticipated cost.
Rye puts her job on the line to investigate the mourning Ponds with the surprisingly edgy Wanda.
Wanda finds an unexpected co-detective in high school vice principal Prudence Rye, who fled town on graduation night a decade ago and returned only recently.
When parishioner Niels Pond dies unexpectedly at the Fair Havens assisted living facility, Wanda\'s duty to minister to his family is beset by her suspicions about the circumstances of his abrupt passing.
Wanda Duff is an unconventional New England clergywoman, addicted to chicken wings, high-octane ice cream, and saying yes to anyone in need of a prayer, even the folks her town might think don\'t deserve one
