Murder in the meadow : Rosemary Grey Cozy Mysteries
(2023)

Nonfiction

eAudiobook

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PUBLISHED
[United States] : Vibrance Press, 2023
Made available through hoopla
EDITION
Unabridged
DESCRIPTION

1 online resource (1 audio file (7hr., 57 min.)) : digital

ISBN/ISSN
9781624619434 MWT15703617, 1624619436 15703617
LANGUAGE
English
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Read by Mia Hutchinson-Shaw

Sometimes digging up the past…Can be murder.Back home after a successful European lecture tour, historian Rosemary Grey is looking forward to relaxing and enjoying two blissful weeks with her best friend, Jack, and his new husband Charlie. Their cozy New England farmhouse in Paperwick, the quaint village they call home is an added bonus, and Rosemary can't wait for the annual Paperwick Founders Day Festival-a beloved local event.One of the highlights of this year's festival will be a spooky new tradition - the first ever village cemetery crawl, led by Jack and Rosemary. The cheeky duo will "bring a few of the village founders' spirits back to life," which thrills Rosemary to no end. There's nothing the dedicated historian loves more than digging into local lore to make colorful histories come alive.The village's most dramatic historical character-a woman who'd been accused of witchcraft in 1668 and who is still buried in the meadow that adjoins the cemetery-will be highlighted in the grand finale. Rosemary digs deeply into Paperwick's past and the more that she discovers about the so-called witch, the more she is drawn into investigating a 350-year-old mystery.When a murder actually takes place in the present time, Rosie and her friends are astonished to find that clues in the past point to answers in the present. Autumn leaves are falling, there's a hint of romance in the air, and there's a caramel apple pie in the oven (recipe included!), so curl up with a hot cup of tea and enjoy a cozy visit to mysterious New England! Tracy Donley is the author of the Rosemary Grey Cozy Mysteries and is co-author of the Grim and Cozy Mysteries. She's also a successful editor and ghostwriter with almost thirty books in print. She loves hot tea, British programming, and chocolate, and lives in her hometown with her family and their very spoiled dog, Henry

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