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Framed For Murder (A Pine Cove Mystery) (edition 2024)

by Marla A. White (Author)

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Title:Framed For Murder (A Pine Cove Mystery)
Authors:Marla A. White (Author)
Info:The Wild Rose Press, Inc. (2024), 284 pages
Collections:Your library
Rating:*****
Tags:Pine Cove, Palm Springs, California, Bed and Breakfast, Acrophobia, Cat Burglar, Jewel Heist, Sound Bath, Numerology

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Framed For Murder (A Pine Cove Mystery) by Marla A. White

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The past: Emmeline (Mel) O’Rourke was a Los Angeles patrol officer and scaled mountains with her brother Liam. That was before an accident during a rooftop chase. That was before the aftermath forced Mel into early retirement, leaving the only job she had ever wanted.

The present: Mel’s life is the Babbling Brook Bed and Breakfast in Pine Cove, owning it with her family, living onsite, and being responsible for day-to-day operations. Liam owns a contracting company, so he visits the B&B periodically to take care of needed maintenance.

The surprises: I put forth 2 names. Poppy Phillips and Grandma O’Rourke. Talk about surprises! I can’t wait until you meet them!

I loved this cozy! The setting of the B&B, the characters that include Mel’s friend’s dog Chewbarka or Chewie for short that takes advantage of escape possibilities, and the delightful sprinkling of humor throughout the storyline. Mel’s acrophobia and the different ways explored to cope with her phobia was well-written. It not only gave depth to her character but was meaningfully layered as an integral part of the storyline.

Thank you to Marla White for the opportunity to be a member of the ARC Team. Opinions expressed in this review are my own. ( )
  FerneMysteryReader | May 11, 2024 |
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A HUGE thank you to all my beta
readers, particularly Carolyn and
Jen. I couldn't have done this
without you.
And a loving thank you to
firefighters everywhere who keep
the very real mountain top cities
like my fictional Pine Cove safe
from devastating wildfires at
the risk of your own lives.
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Night had long since fallen on Palm Springs, though the city lights made it impossible to confirm the stars were still shining in the sky above, even from Poppy's viewpoint atop the positively Spartan glass and concrete office building.
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After a life-changing injury, Mel O'Rourke trades in her badge for bed sheets, running a B & B in the quirky mountain town of Pine Cove. Her peaceful life is interrupted when an old frenemy, the notorious and charismatic cat burglar, Poppy Phillips, shows up on her doorstep, claiming she's been framed for murder. While she's broken plenty of laws, Mel knows she'd never kill anyone. Good thing she's a better detective than she is a cook as she sets out to prove Poppy's innocence.

The situation gets complicated, however, when the ruggedly handsome Deputy Sheriff Gregg Marks flirts with Mel, bringing him dangerously close to the criminal she's hiding. And just when her friendship with café owner Jackson Thibodeaux blossoms into something more, he's offered the opportunity of a lifetime in New Orleans. Should she encourage him to go, or ask him to stay? Who knew romance could be just as hard to solve as murder?
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