Condo Crazy
Welcome back to Musgrave Landing.
Gladys Wyatt is busy with her home bakery business.
She needs to keep up with the expenses on her new condo. It would help if Linda
would stop flooding the place. Freddie isn’t much bothered by the damage
Linda's causes. He is more caught up in defending his medical plants from Lara
Finkle, the one-time mistress of the late embezzler mayor. How can she afford a
unit in the new building anyway? Arlie Birch thinks he knows, but not everyone
agrees.
It would also be great if Enid, the building manager
and Dwayne, the condo board president, would stop coming up with new bylaws
that threaten Gladys’ bakery business. This makes the condo board meetings
quite contentious.
When Gladys is accused by Ann Westcott of hanging
prank banners on the water facility build, is it possible the pranks could be
related to the thief plaguing the village? Gladys suspects it was the thief who
injured Matthew's dog.
Glayds is shocked to find a body, half outside of the
garage. Could the thief also be responsible for the murder? She reminds her granddaughter
to keep the condo doors locked, but will that be enough?
Death and Cupcakes
Jane Westcott has come home to the village ofMusgrave Landing and nothing will be the same again. She has inherited her aunt's cafe and a good thing too. Her personal finances are in a shambles. Jane must make a go of the business and leave her past in Vancouver behind.
She plans to run the small cafe by the
ferry wharf and bake to her heart's content until her sister receives a letter
from their dead aunt, which alludes to finding a key. But where is Jane’s
letter? On top of this, the mayor has gone missing and an old flame, Jack
Birch, comes back into her life.
The trouble is, the mayor gets himself
murdered, and Jack finds the body with the help of Vimy, a former K-9 from the
RCMP. Jack also finds a letter on the body addressed to Jane, and he is worried
she was somehow involved with the village's philandering mayor, Tim
Stanhope.
As the investigation unfolds, it turns
out that money has gone missing from the village accounts and an old friend of
Jane’s, Dirk Ipkiss, might be involved. Then there's the fact that Jack found
the murder weapon, and it belongs to Jane.
The
Wrong Words
Death on the Malahat, Norcross knows it’s murder.
Adam Norcross recently buried his
mother. Shapiro interrupts Norcross’ bereavement to give him an assignment.
Find out how the country’s most eminent climate scientist ended up dead in a
mountain ravine. Sergeant Bethany Leith is not thrilled to have Norcross
stepping on her toes. Was it an accident or suicide? Norcross’ unique
precognitive ability tells him it's something else, something darker.
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