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Death of a Scavenger

Juniper Grove Cozy Mystery, Book 2

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Death of a Scavenger

By: Karin Kaufman
Narrated by: Becky Doughty
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The second book in the Juniper Grove mystery series!

More than a few people in Juniper Grove want Maureen Nicholson dead, so when her body turns up during the town's annual October scavenger hunt, there’s no shortage of suspects or motives. But when suspicion for the murder falls on Rachel Stowe’s friend Holly, baker extraordinaire, Rachel must get to the bottom of the mystery.

Convinced there’s no romance in her future with the town’s police chief, Rachel dives headlong into the case, ignoring his disapproval and risking her own safety. But will she uncover the truth before the killer claims another victim?

This light, cozy mystery offers a clean listen with a female amateur sleuth in a small-town setting. No foul language, sex, gore, or graphic scenes of any kind.

©2017 Karin Kaufman (P)2018 Karin Kaufman
Cosy Detective Mystery Women Sleuths Women's Fiction Fiction

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