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- Herausgeber: Joslyn Chase
- Kategorie: Krimi
- Sprache: Englisch
- Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2017
A classic mystery in Agatha Christie style. A story of kidnapping gone wrong…or maybe right. A tale of superstition and treasure, tempered by a dead cat. Prize-winning author, Joslyn Chase, delivers on three delightful stories.
The Sodden Spectators
Mystery novelist Cathryn Harcourt never met a mystery she couldn’t solve…in the pages of her own books.
Faced with a real-life puzzle on which hangs the happiness of two young lovers, can she find a solution before they’re forced apart?
And when the stakes rise higher than anyone imagined, can she outsmart a wily, unsuspected murderer?
Join Cathryn as she travels from Kentucky to Brazil on the tracks of a clever killer.
A Simple Glass of Water
Who knew a simple glass of water could hold so much?
And that it could change from half empty to half full in the course of a day.
It carried the seeds of Ruben’s destruction, turned his world upside down, and drowned him in despair.
Might it also offer the key to his salvation?
Blessings and Curses on a Calico Cat
If curiosity killed the cat, it sat behind the wheel of a white Chrysler LeBaron the day Mrs. Friskers died.
A young woman, raised on a diet of superstition, struggles to chop away the apron strings and
prove her worth to a persnickety, white-gloved mama.
The loss of her mouse-killing cat makes the battle twice as hard. And twice as lonely.
A humorous and heart-warming story of a young woman learning to stand on her own.
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The Sodden Spectators
A Cathryn Harcourt Mystery Short
Joslyn Chase
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WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
about Joslyn Chase
"Author Joslyn Chase has now confirmed my first impressions of her being a formidable suspense writer bound to make readers sit up and take notice."
~ Manie Kilian (reader, Amazon.com)
"As always in her writing, the settings and action scenes are vividly portrayed and the relationships between the characters are seamless and authentic. Ms Chase has a talent for bringing characters to life."
~ ReadnGrow (Amazon.com)
"There is a reason Chase is an award-winning author. Highly recommended.”
~ Justin Boote, author of Badass
“The author is a great storyteller."
~ AstraDaemon
"Joslyn Chase skillfully connects subplots, then injects a few surprises, then connects things again in an interesting cycle; weave, disassemble, weave, repeat."
~ Ron Keeler, Read 4 Fun
"In the movie Field of Dreams, there is a now famous line, "If you build it, they will come." Apply this sentiment to Joslyn Chase--if she writes it, we will come and read it."
~ William DeProspo, author of Unlikely Outcome
"Joslyn Chase paints intriguing pictures with vivid, colorful descriptions…you feel like you have a front row seat from which to watch as everything unfolds."
~ Gabi Rosetti (reader, Amazon.com)
"The flow of her writing is a delight to me, elegant and soothing, woven like fine linen."
~ Margherita Crystal Lotus, author of The Color Game
Contents
1.
The Sodden Spectators
2.
Bonus Extra
3.
A Simple Glass of Water
4.
Blessings and Curses on a Calico Cat
More books by Joslyn Chase
About the Author
Copyright
The Sodden Spectators
“The old woman’s body was upstairs in the bedroom. She’d been dead for twelve hours.”
Margot Cummings stirred sugar into her tea, tapping the spoon against the rim of the cup with more force than was necessary.
“But Aunt Cathryn, you said she’d just been scrubbing the front steps. Two of the neighbors saw her an hour before the body was discovered.”
“You needn’t take out your frustration on my fine china, dear.” Cathryn Harcourt took a cautious sip of tea and blotted her lips with a rose-colored napkin, a prim smile showing in her tawny eyes. “It’s simple, really. The neighbors never saw her that day.”
