Where the Bodies Are Berried Kindle Edition

When a wealthy local benefactor is slain on the farm, Monica has to figure out who wanted to cash in on the killing . . .As Sassamanash Farms hunkers down for the long winter, Monica agrees to let the local animal shelter host their Christmas-themed fundraiser there. The draw of the event—a chance to have your pet’s picture taken with Santa—brings in animal lovers from far and wide. But when the crackling fire dies down and the festive holiday props are all carted away, Monica discovers a very un-jolly sight next to the barn—the dead body of one of the shelter’s biggest donors. With the farm’s good name in jeopardy, Monica goes to work to root out the killer.By all accounts the victim was a charming and generous supporter of the shelter, but Monica discovers that he was loathed by those who knew him for being tight-fisted and unscrupulous. Suspecting money might be the motive, she turns her sights on his stylish wife and her lavish lifestyle, along with the manager of the struggling shelter, who stood to collect a hefty bequest from his will. But as Monica closes in on one final clue, the culprit closes in on her. Caught unawares, she’ll have to survive the brutal winter weather, as well as a cold-blooded killer . . .Praise for the Cranberry Cove Mysteries:“A fun whodunnit with quirky characters and a satisfying mystery. This series is as sweet and sharp as the heroine’s cranberry salsa.” —Sofie Kelly, New York Times bestselling author of the Magical Cats Mysteries“Cozy fans and foodies rejoice—there’s a place just for you and it’s called Cranberry Cove.” —Ellery Adams, New York Times bestselling author of the Supper Club MysteriesAbout the Author:Peg Cochran is the USA Today bestselling author of the Lucille Mysteries, the Gourmet De-Lite Mysteries, the Cranberry Cove Mysteries, and also, writing as Meg London, the Sweet Nothings Vintage Lingerie series, and as Margaret Loudon, the Open Book series. She has two daughters, a stepdaughter and stepson, and two beautiful granddaughters. You can read more at www.pegcochran.com and www.meglondon.com. Read more