Author
Karen Shugart
is celebrating the release of her new book
MURDER IN THE CEMETERY
Book 2 in her Edmund DeCleryk Mysteries
On a bright, spring afternoon the body of George Wright, a childhood friend of criminal consultant Edmund DeCleryk, is discovered at a cemetery where casualties of the War of 1812 are buried. After conducting an autopsy, the medical examiner determines that George has been murdered, the cause of death by poisoning. Lighthouse Cove Police Chief Carrie Ramos hires Ed to investigate, with his spunky wife, Annie assisting him. Suspects include a physician’s assistant, college student and a family member, among others; however, George’s demise may be the result of secrets that have surfaced from the grave. You’ll discover what Ed found on the beach in Murder in the Museum and how that, and an artifact dating back to the early 1800s, are linked to this untimely death. Annie loves to cook, and at the end of the book she shares recipes for meals she prepared for friends and loved ones.
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Karen Shughart has worked professionally as a journalist, writer, editor, publicist and non-profit executive. Her passions include her family, cooking, gardening, writing, photography, walking, and learning new things. Murder in the Cemetery: An Edmund DeCleryk Mystery is the second in a series of Cozies published by Cozy Cat Press (2020) that take place in Lighthouse Cove, NY on the south shore of Lake Ontario. It follows Murder in the Museun (Cozy Cat Press, 2018). In addition, she is the author of two non-fiction books: The Pennsylvania Bed and Breakfast Guide and Cookbook; and Creating Special Events, from Dollars to Dessert. Follow her blogs on Ladies of Mystery: www.ladiesofmystery.com or on her website: https://www.karenshughart.com
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Thanks for bringing "MURDER IN THE CEMETERY" by Karen Shugart to my attention. Sounds like a wonderful book and one that I would definitely enjoy reading.
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