Scotched

Hundreds of the most creative minds in murder are assembling in the tiny town of Moosetookalook, Maine—and before the final page is turned, one of them will be writing in the past tense. . . Liss MacCrimmon, purveyor of all things plaid at the Moosetookalook Scottish Emporium, couldn't be more pleased that her hometown is hosting the First Annual Maine-ly Cozy Con. The mystery book conference promises to attract plenty of popular authors, as well as new business for Moosetookalook's unique local shops. And with her new fiancé Dan's family-owned hotel filling with attendees, the outlook seems very bonnie indeed. But soon, Liss and Dan discover just how far some authors take their research. When a muckraking reviewer with a grudge takes a swan dive off a scenic lookout, no one wants to believe it was homicide. After all, it's one thing to dream up imaginary crimes—but to commit a real one takes motive, means, and extreme maliciousness. The more Liss learns, the... When Her Hometown Of Moosetookalook, Maine Hosts The First Annual Maine-ly Cozy Con, A Mystery Book Conference, Liss Maccrimmon And Her Fiancée Dan Discover That The Truth Is Stranger--and Deadlier--than Fiction When A Muckraking Reviewer With A Grudge Supposedly Jumps To Her Death.