The Case of the Outrageous Osprey

A Julia Lives in a Van Mystery Book 12

De: L. C. Richards

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A deadly obsession reaches its climax. A ruthless killer wants his prize. This time, it's Julia for Dottie.

Julia Ross and her faithful dog, Toby, are ready for a peaceful month on Alabama's Gulf Coast with her nomadic companions, Dottie and Penelope. But their idyllic beach vacation shatters when Dottie mysteriously vanishes during a morning birdwatching excursion.

The chilling text "Her for you" leaves no room for doubt. Martin Farnsworth, the psychopath who's haunted Julia's steps since Key West, has finally made his move—and he's not interested in bargaining. Under the cover of darkness, Julia must make the exchange to save her friend. But in Farnsworth's game, nothing is ever simple.

When Julia finds herself trapped in an abandoned lighthouse with a killer who's planned her fate for months, she faces her most dangerous challenge yet. With no backup and time running out, survival depends on outwitting a madman in his carefully prepared trap.

Meanwhile, Penelope questions their nomadic lifestyle, threatening the very foundation of Julia's new life. Can Julia escape Farnsworth's deadly endgame and save the friendships that have become her world? Or will this sunrise over Gulf Shores be her last?

The Case of the Outrageous Osprey is the breathtaking finale to the Julia Lives in a Van cozy mystery series. If you love high-stakes adventure, unbreakable friendships, and edge-of-your-seat suspense, this thrilling conclusion will keep you turning pages until the very end.

No swearing, no gore—but this pulse-pounding mystery isn't for the faint of heart. The end of Julia's journey is here.

I want more

At the end, the reader is asked if they want the series to continue. I say yes!

(Spoilers) The unresolved issues between Dotty and Penn, Vincent leaving without saying goodbye, and no mention of finding the bad guy's body.... all plot points begging for resolution. It doesn't feel like an ending, but a 'to be continued'.