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Winter Writerland
Winter Writerland: A Daisy Mcfarland Mystery | Beatrice Fishback
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A gruesome murder was inevitable, but how the death would unfold would be anyone's guess. And the murderer's identity? That would remain a mystery until the appropriate time...Meet Daisy McFarland, an American spinster who has retired to England after teaching elementary school for thirty years. An aspiring novelist, Daisy looks forward to attending the Crime Writer's Conference in Branick for the third year in a row.The winter gathering provides a great excuse for Daisy to escape being alone and keep holiday blues away. It also gives her a chance to meet new people and reconnect with several British friends. Their lively spirits and enjoyment of a glass of wine spark Daisy's creative juices--especially after she's enjoyed a few drinks.Teachers at the event are regular contributors, all specialists in law enforcement, forensics, crime scene photography, or pharmaceutical drugs. With such an intriguing lineup of classes, Daisy can scarcely choose which ones to attend.Bitter weather keeps attendees indoors. But after a night of wine, joviality, and juicy gossip, a jaunt outside is exactly what Daisy needs to get her blood flowing. Much to her horror, she soon discovers that blood is also flowing in the lake.Daisy had come to the conference to write about murder, not discover one. Who was the dead person floating facedown in the murky water, and who among them could have murdered this unfortunate victim?
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Really enjoyed this cosy mystery by Beatrice Fishback. It would make a great Christmas Gift.