Murder, She Wrote meets The Golden Girls in the award-winning author\'s brand-new series! Two cantankerous septuagenarians, opposites in every way, put aside their differences to stop a killer... -- San Francisco Book Review.
Anyone who loves dogs, especially poodles, dog shows, and silver-haired sleuths, will enjoy this new Cozy Mystery series. . .
Lots of canine fun . . .
And they\'ll have to hope that their teamwork holds steady when they\'re confronted by a killer who\'s through with playing games .
But as their suspect list narrows, they\'re unaware that their logic has a dangerous flaw.
By comparison, Peg and Rose\'s fractious relationship is starting to feel almost functional. . .
Bridge is typically seen as a wholesome pastime, yet this group of senior citizens harbors a wealth of vices, including gambling, cheating, and adultery .
As the newest members, the sisters-in-law come under scrutiny and decide to start some digging of their own.
Peg and Rose barely have a chance to celebrate their first win before one of the club\'s most accomplished players is killed in his home.
But after forty years of bickering, they\'re attempting to start over, partnering up to join the local bridge club.
Even a sixty-something former nun like Rose has her limits, and gruff Peg Turnbull sure knows how to push them.
With her sister-in-law, Peg, that sometimes requires a lot of searching. if they don\'t throttle each other first! Rose Donovan looks for the good in everyone.
Murder, She Wrote meets The Golden Girls in the award-winning author\'s brand-new series! Two cantankerous septuagenarians, opposites in every way, put aside their differences to stop a killer..
