Snoop to Nuts

Description

Murder gets nutty in the latest in Elizabeth Lee's delectable Nut House series Lindy Blanchard's family pecan farm is known county-wide, but it's the goodies her grandmother sells at their store, the Nut House, that really bring in the crowds-until someone turns one of her tasty treats deadly... The "Most Original Pecan Treat" contest at the Ag Fair is the talk of Riverville, Texas, especially when it's clear that Miss Amelia Blanchard's Heavenly Texas Pecan Caviar will take home a blue ribbon. Which is why everyone is amazed when her dish doesn't even place-and even more shocked when one of the judges, Pastor Jenkins, keels over dead, right after taking a second taste of Miss Amelia's food. No one in town truly believes that Amelia would even hurt a fly, but all the evidence points to poor Pastor Jenkins' death being caused by poison in the caviar. Now, unless Lindy figures out who wanted to frame Amelia for murder, her meemaw may have baked her last famous pecan pie...

Elizabeth Lee is the author of the Nut House mysteries, includingA Tough Nut to Kill.

Praise for A Tough Nut to Kill "Warm, witty, and full of Texas charm and feisty characters. Clear a space on your keeper shelf for the Nut House series."-Duffy Brown, national bestselling author of the Consignment Shop Mysteries "A family nut tree with some branches missing, sly old ladies, and a tall, dark stranger come to town. Or is he? Chomp into this engaging new mystery series, and it just might Bite-U-Back!"-Mardi Link, author of Isadore's Secret "Elizabeth Lee delivers a delectable mystery that's pure Southern comfort. Readers will go nuts over A Tough Nut to Kill."-Riley Adams, author of the Memphis Barbeque Mysteries "What a wacky group they are in Riverville, Texas. From the Blanchard family to all the townspeople, they had me laughing and shaking my head...A solid start to the series."-Socrates' Book Reviews "[Lee] has given us the most important ingredient of a cozy mystery-quirky characters! She has created some real treasures...A well thought out whodunit. Plenty of suspects and red herrings to keep the readers guessing. There is also a great deal of humor and Southern charm spread throughout the entire story."-Escape with Dollycas