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To Bead or Not to Bead

Glass Bead Mystery Series, Book 4

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To Bead or Not to Bead

By: Janice Peacock
Narrated by: Mary Ann Jacobs
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When a wealthy theater owner is killed by a falling art glass chandelier, glass beadmaker Jax O’Connell’s boyfriend, Detective Zachary Grant, quickly determines it was no accident. Jax and her friend Tessa try to carry on with a charity fashion gala at the theater, but with only a few days before the big event, they have to scramble to keep things from falling apart. The emcee quits, and to make matters worse, Tessa’s daughters are suspects in the murder.

As the chaos unfolds, Jax discovers new suspects at every turn, including an edgy glass blower, an agoraphobic socialite, and a hunky former-cop-turned-actor. Can Jax piece together the clues to find the killer and uncover the dark secrets behind the victim’s family or will it be curtains for her?

©2018 Janice Peacock (P)2018 Janice Peacock
Cosy Detective Mystery Women Sleuths Women's Fiction Fiction

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