Murder Plays Second Fiddle (A Pearly Girls Mystery, 2)
The Pearly Girls return to solve a high school reunion murder in this sequel to Murder Strikes a Chord.
Event planner Cassidy Jamison and her not-so-helpful sexagenarian staff of Roxie, Kate, Aileen, and Ruthanne are up to their elbows with a high school reunion committee’s constantly changing requirements for an event that must be the most elaborate and memorable at all costs.
When well-known reporter, Darcy Branch, and former cheerleader, Brittany Mahoney, are found dead on her property, Cassidy and the gang have to find the killer before the party’s over. And the more Cassidy and her Chihuahua mix, Elvis, dig for clues, the more deadly secrets they uncover—including one that changes everything she knows about her family’s history.
The Pearly Girls need to solve the case before the Class of 2009 goes down in Ivy Springs history as the deadliest reunion.
We earn a commission for purchases made through the following links.
Book details
- Author
- Heather Weidner
- Imprint
- Keylight Books, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
- Published
- Pages
- 256
- Formats
- Hardcover, Paperback
- Series
- The Pearly Girls Mysteries
- Subjects
- Fiction › Mystery & Detective › Amateur Sleuth
Fiction › Mystery & Detective › Cozy
Fiction › Mystery & Detective › Women Sleuths - Topics
- cozy mystery · amateur sleuth · event planning · high school reunion · small town mystery · women sleuths · Virginia · multiple murders
- ISBN-13
- 9798887981161 (Hardcover)9798887981154 (Paperback)
About the author
HEATHER WEIDNER writes the Pearly Girls Mysteries, the Delanie Fitzgerald Mysteries, the Jules Keene Glamping Mysteries, and the Mermaid Bay Christmas Shoppe Mysteries. Her short stories appear in Virginia is for Mysteries, 50 Shades of Cabernet, Deadly Southern Charm, Murder by the Glass, First Comes Love, Then Comes Murder, and Crimes in the Old Dominion.
Weidner’s non-fiction appears in Promophobia and The Secret Ingredient: A Mystery Writers' Cookbook. She is a member of Sisters in Crime, Guppies, Grand Canyon Writers, International Thriller Writers, and James River Writers, and blogs regularly with the Writers Who Kill.
When she’s not writing, Weidner draws on a career that has included technical writing, editing, college teaching, software testing, and IT management.
Heather lives in Central Virginia with her husband and a pair of Jack Russell terriers.