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    Natural-born Grillers

    By Morgana Best

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    About this ebook

    A fun cozy mystery!
    When one of the new boarders, an eminent professor of Socratic philosophy, is found poisoned by hemlock in a meal of grilled quail, eccentric boarding house owner Cressida Upthorpe soon becomes the main suspect. Sibyl Potts, with the help of Mr. Buttons, launches herself into the investigation, much to the consternation of stressed police officer Blake Wessley. As the body count rises, will Sibyl be able to clear Cressida’s name and find the real killer?

    All Morgana Best books are clean cozy mysteries.
    This is a cozy mystery. It is a clean read.

    ABOUT THE AUTHOR
    #1 Best-selling Cozy Mystery author, Morgana Best, lives in a small, historic, former gold mining town in Australia. She is owned by several animals: one highly demanding, rescued cat, and two less demanding dogs, a chocolate Labrador and a rescued Dingo, as well as 2 rescued Dorper sheep, the ram Herbert, and his wether friend, Bertie.
    Morgana is a former college professor.
    Morgana’s hobbies are reading cozy mysteries, repurposing furniture, and renovating her old house.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMorgana Best
    Release dateMar 27, 2016
    ISBN9781310085987
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    Morgana Best

    After surviving a childhood of deadly spiders and venomous snakes in the Australian outback, bestselling author Morgana Best writes cozy mysteries and enjoys thinking of delightful new ways to murder her victims.

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