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Murder? I Hardly Know Her!
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 3 2025
Pages: 222
Weight: 0.45
Height: 0.56 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Librarian Janice Butterwick likes things in their proper place-books alphabetized, records intact, and town scandals resolved quietly and correctly.
So when a beloved community cook-off ends in confusion, finger-pointing, and one very convenient suspect, Janice would prefer to let the town move on.
Unfortunately, the facts won't cooperate.
With the help of Chad, her overly cheerful neighbor and self-appointed chaos intern, Janice begins untangling a case built not on evidence, but on assumptions. The deeper they look, the clearer it becomes that Clutchfield hasn't solved a mystery at all-it's just chosen an ending it finds comfortable.
As rumors harden into certainty and reputations quietly unravel, Janice must decide whether correcting the record is worth reopening wounds the town insists are healed.
Because some stories close neatly.
And some are simply misfiled.
Murder? I Hardly Know Her is a warm, witty cozy mystery about small-town politics, unreliable conclusions, and the quiet power of paying attention. Perfect for readers who enjoy intelligent humor, character-driven puzzles, and mysteries that favor accuracy over spectacle.
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