Frugal Lissa Finds a Body
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Frugal Lissa Finds a Body
Narrated by:
Rita Fleur
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Narrated by:
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Rita Fleur
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By:
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Ritter Ames
About this listen
Lissa Eller looks for ways to save money. She never wanted to find a dead body. Especially after she and the victim argued in public the previous evening. And she kind of threatened him (all a big misunderstanding - really).
When will she learn to keep her big mouth shut?
Now, she's prime suspect in the guy’s murder. Worse, the detective in charge of the case is someone Lissa made fun of in high school - because he made fun of her - and he holds more leverage than just the threat of getting her sent to detention.
She should never have moved back home.
Who said small towns were safer?
©2019 Ritter Ames (P)2022 Bryant Street Publishing
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