An aging tycoon. A blossoming romance. And a deadly fall.

Retired detective Bill O'Shea is having a great summer. Helping his attractive neighbor with her catering business is advancing their relationship. And her cooking is out of this world. But then her best client–an elderly businessman–falls to his death from an overlook. Eyewitnesses provide conflicting reports of what happened, and the short-staffed police ask for Bill’s help with the investigation.

Did the victim have a heart attack and fall or was he pushed? Circumstantial evidence indicates poison played a role. With plenty of motive to go around and numerous suspects, it’s going to be a tough case.

To make matters worse, Bill’s romantic prospects fade when his neighbor’s best employee is revealed to be a prime suspect. Plus, the neighbor considers Bill’s hobby of feeding a groundhog peculiar and foolish. Can Bill solve the case and salvage his relationship, or is his summer doomed?

The Overlook Murder is the second book in the Wintergreen Mystery Series and a must-read for fans of Agatha Christie and Louise Penny. If you love beautiful mountain settings, a charming cast, and intriguing plot twists, you're going to love this series!

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ABOUT THE OVERLOOK MURDER:

"Smart policework wins again! Engaging characters, beautiful imagery of places in the mountains, surprising twists, and diverting red herrings. Great read!" - Goodreads review

"I found the book very entertaining, and it is a great whodunit if you like mysteries with a surprise ending. I hope to read more about these characters that I have come to know and like so much!" - Goodreads review

"I love this series! Key pleasures for me are that Book 2 doesn't miss a beat continuing character relationships established in Book 1, and each book can be enjoyed effectively as a stand-alone mystery. That said, I do recommend reading this series in order for comprehensive reading delight." - Goodreads review

"I kept changing my mind on who I thought was guilty and when the reveal finally came, I was happy with the choice of killer, but also somewhat surprised." - Goodreads review