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Murder Can Haunt Your Handiwork

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Wait time: About 2 weeks
A Gilded Age ghost helps psychic painter Celeste Cabot catch a killer . .

Rising up against the beautiful backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Biltmore Estate is a magnificent mansion in Asheville, North Carolina, built as a summer home for George Washington Vanderbilt II—yes, of those Vanderbilts—during the Gilded Age. Nowadays, it's the site of an annual craft fair. Unfortunately, it's also about to become a crime scene . . .

Celeste is hard to miss as she pulls up with her pink and white Shasta trailer and adorable Chihuahua, Van Gogh—Van for short. But before she can show off her artwork at the fair, a tour guide is found strangled by a velvet rope barrier and a valuable painting goes missing. With a rogues' gallery of sketchy suspects, Celeste welcomes the help of a pair of handsome detectives—and a ghost with a special interest in the case . . .

Includes tips and recipes!

Praise for Rose Pressey and Her Haunted Craft Fair Mysteries

"Plucky, self-employed heroine, cute pet, scary ghost, and two eligible suitors: everything a cozy needs."—Kirkus Reviews

"The paranormal twist adds a bit of flair to this quirky new series." —The Parkersburg News & Sentinel

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