When Callie finds a locked car with an unidentified dead man and a poisonous snake inside, she\'s busy caring for her sick father and helping with her brothers\' weddings--too busy for any detecting.
C., are as southern as fried chicken and sweet tea--and just as delightful " --Walter Edgar, "Walter Edger\'s Journal, SCETV-Radio".
Mary, S. "Callie Parrish is a hoot " --Gwen Hunter "Fran Rizer\'s stories about Callie Parrish and St. . . . . .
She must catch a killer--before she winds up cosmetizing the corpse of someone she loves.
Callie vows not to get involved, but when her brother Frankie is poisoned, too, and the sheriff goes missing, it\'s up to Callie.
Two men, both dead from poisoning.
Joyner isn\'t the man his wife thought he was.
Callie takes the prints, and the sheriff discovers Mr.
Joyner wants her deceased husband\'s fingerprints preserved in gold.
Then Mrs.
When Callie finds a locked car with an unidentified dead man and a poisonous snake inside, she\'s busy caring for her sick father and helping with her brothers\' weddings--too busy for any detecting
