Pick up: A Sinister Serenade! (Country Cottage Mysteries 35) – Addison Moore

Pick up: A Sinister Serenade! (Country Cottage Mysteries 35)

Rock and roll has taken over Cider Cove, and before the week is through, somebody is getting an encore they won’t survive.

From the NEW YORK TIMES, WALL STREET JOURNAL, and USA TODAY bestselling author, Addison Moore, and USA TODAY bestseller Bellamy Bloom!
Cosmopolitan Magazine calls Addison’s books, “…easy, frothy fun!” Includes RECIPE!

Book Description:
I’m Bizzy Baker Wilder, and a music festival featuring the iconic rock band Sweet Misfortune has taken over my Country Cottage Inn for a fiftieth-anniversary blowout. With packed concerts, scandal-packed interviews, and five decades of romantic wreckage sharing one stage, these aging rock stars can carry a grudge longer than any guitar solo.


But when a body washes up on the beach beneath opening-night fireworks, it leaves me with a homicide full of ancient motives and suspects who’ve spent half a century perfecting their acts.


Did I forget to mention my little mind-reading quirk? Yes, it’s true. And trust me, rock royalty has thoughts loud enough to rattle the speakers. My sweet fur babies, Fish and Sherlock Bones, are investigating right beside me, joined by one orphaned scrap of a kitten who might be the only soul who saw what happened on that sinister night.


My pets are babysitting rock-and-roll nobility, my mother and her octogenarian accomplice are making up for fifty lost years of groupie behavior without an ounce of dignity, but with matching concert shirts, my sister is unloading vintage band merchandise at prices that deserve their own investigation, and my gorgeous detective husband is trying to solve a murder surrounded by a thousand shrieking witnesses. And I’m chasing after a one-year-old who has already discovered the fine art of hurling socks toward the stage.


Thank goodness for that whole mind-reading thing—because after fifty years of turning heartbreak, treachery, and payback into hit records, eventually somebody decides lyrics aren’t enough. And when rock legends keep this many secrets, the most lethal track is always the one nobody recorded.


The Country Cottage Inn is known for its hospitality. Leaving can be murder.