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Flower Power Trip

Braxton Campus Mysteries, Book 3

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Flower Power Trip

By: James J. Cudney
Narrated by: Tanner DeBruyne
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At a masquerade ball to raise money for renovations to Memorial Library, Kellan finds a dead body dressed in a Dr. Evil costume. Did one of Maggie’s sisters kill the annoying guest who’d been staying at the Roarke and Daughters Inn, or does the victim have a closer connection to someone else at Braxton College?

As Kellan helps school president Ursula bury a secret from her past and discover the identity of her stalker, he unexpectedly encounters a missing member of his family. Everything seems to trace back to the Stoddards - a new family who recently moved in.

Between the murder, a special flower exhibit, and strange postcards arriving each week, Kellan can’t decide which mystery in his life should take priority. But unfortunately, the biggest one of all has yet to be exposed, and when it does happen, Kellan won’t know what hit him.

©2019 James J. Cudney (P)2020 James J. Cudney
Cosy Mystery Fiction Suspense

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