About the book
Beauty is skin deep, but ugly goes clear to the bone. And doesn’t our Sheriff Kenni Lowry know that? Well, she knows a lot of things.
Lucy Lowell takes great pride in writing negative reviews in the local newspaper for anything that does not go her way. When Lucy is found dead, it appears to be from natural causes.
But Sheriff Kenni Lowry knows there is more to it because the ghost of her grandfather, the ex-sheriff, is standing over the body.
His presence can only mean one thing: Murder!
Since Kenni’s relationship with Deputy Finn Vincent has heated up, Kenni is having trouble conducting the investigation without Finn questioning her every move.
Can Kenni unravel the mystery on her own or will she have to tell Finn the real reason she knows it was murder—the ghost of her poppa?
It’s blowin’ up a storm and only Kenni knows how it’ll end.
Guest post
If you
are coming to Cottonwood, Kentucky, you have to stop and have a sweet ice tea
from Cowboy’s Catfish. Bartley Fry not only makes the best fried fish ‘n’ chips
this side of the Mississippi, he brews the sweetest ice tea that will have you
craving it and send you back 3/4 to get more!
He might
get mad as a wet hen when he finds out that I gave the recipe, so I’m figuring
y’all are going to keep it a secret.
So here
we go...
Ingredients:
Four
large cold ice tea bags
One cup
of water
¾ cup of
sugar
Combine
the water and sugar for a mixture and set aside.
Directions:
Bring
three quarts of cold water to a boil. Remove it from the heat and emerge the
entire four large cold ice tea bags. Let them steep for about five
minutes. Then you add that water and sugar mixture. Stir real good. Fill
you up a mason jar full of ice cubes and pour the tea right over it. Enjoy with
a lemon garnish or sprig of mint. I like mine plain, but we all got different
tastes.
You
especially want to make this homemade sweet tea while reading DEAD AS A
DOORNAIL. Y’all will be on the edge of your seat wondering who killed Lucy
Lowell and your mouth is going to go dry with anticipation. Plus it gives you a
sweet, treat straight out of Cottonwood.
Enjoy!
Kenni
Lowry, Sheriff of Cottonwood
And others are saying
If you enjoy well written Southern cozies that feature a strong female lead that has the law backing her then you really have to try this book/series.
~Books a Plenty Book Reviews
~Books a Plenty Book Reviews
Tonya Kappes has a knack for knowing what her fans like—a small-town atmosphere, quirky characters, and light mystery that will keep them guessing until the end. The bottom line is she’s delivered again with this Kenni Lowry mystery.
~Mysteries With Character
~Mysteries With Character
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