Cropped to Death
A West Virginia scrapbooker pieces together a murder case in this novel starring “a delightful amateur sleuth” (Jenn McKinlay, New York Times–bestselling author of the Library Lover’s Mysteries).
Faith Hunter has returned to her West Virginia hometown after serving as a US Army JAG specialist. After the stress of her time overseas, she’s looking forward to a quieter life working in her grandmothers’ scrapbooking store.
But now her friend has been charged with murder—and Faith inadvertently supplied the evidence. So Faith decides to cut through the scrap and piece together what really happened—which will mean dealing with a sexy prosecutor, a determined homicide detective, a handful of sticky suspects, and a crop contest gone bad . . .
Faith Hunter has returned to her West Virginia hometown after serving as a US Army JAG specialist. After the stress of her time overseas, she’s looking forward to a quieter life working in her grandmothers’ scrapbooking store.
But now her friend has been charged with murder—and Faith inadvertently supplied the evidence. So Faith decides to cut through the scrap and piece together what really happened—which will mean dealing with a sexy prosecutor, a determined homicide detective, a handful of sticky suspects, and a crop contest gone bad . . .
