MURDER AT THE PUMPKIN FESTIVAL
A HALLOWEEN MYSTERY
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🎃 WELCOME TO MAPLE HOLLOW, WHERE OCTOBER IS PRACTICALLY A FULL-TIME JOB.
The cider doughnuts are hot, the pumpkins are everywhere, the storefronts have gone delightfully overboard, and Sadie Bell’s Bell, Book & Broom is packed with candles, Halloween treasures, and one mechanical broom that may be developing opinions of its own.
Sadie expects a busy festival season filled with tourists, town gossip, decorating rivalries, and far too many opportunities for handsome Ben McAllister to show up with his toolbox and remind her that everyone in Maple Hollow has already noticed the chemistry between them.
What she does not expect is murder.
Suddenly the smiling little town she knows so well is filled with secrets, suspicious behavior, nervous neighbors, and enough conflicting stories to make Sadie wonder how well anyone really knows the people living next door.
And Sadie notices things.
She remembers conversations. She catches the detail everyone else overlooks. She asks the question people wish she hadn’t.
Which could be exactly why somebody would like her to stop asking them.
🍁 A charming New England town
🎃 Halloween festival fun
🔎 A clever female sleuth
🧹 A touch of unexplained magic
💕 A warm mature romance
☕ Quirky neighbors, baked treats, gossip, suspects, and secrets
If you love Halloween cozy mysteries, small-town whodunits, mature heroines, New England fall settings, light paranormal touches, quirky communities, clean romance, and mysteries that keep you guessing without losing the cozy, Maple Hollow is waiting.
The pumpkins are carved.
The festival is ready.
And somebody in Maple Hollow has a secret worth killing for.
👉 Click the Amazon link and start your visit to Maple Hollow. Just don’t assume the friendliest face in town is telling you everything.