Grant's Crossing - Death on the Alder
Paperback
Series: Grant's Crossing, Book 1
Publisher: Lightning Source Inc
Published: Nov 5 2021
Pages: 226
Weight: 0.64
Height: 0.52 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Twenty-eight-year-old university grad Alysha Grant is not sure she wants the family property she's inherited. This wasn't part of her life goals and would mean putting her own plans on hold.
Currently living in a large city, and focused on her career and boyfriend, now she must decide whether to take over a family farmhouse converted to a senior's guest home, along with the residents' care. She has no family left to guide her. Will her boyfriend want to be part of this?
Her arrival in the rural town of Grant's Crossing coincides with a suspicious death. If she stays, she'll become involved whether she likes it or not. She wonders if those who have labelled her as immature might be right. Maybe she should run.
Meeting the home's residents and staff affect her decision. But nothing can prepare her for what lies ahead.
Colourful residents and a rural setting add to the romantic and cozyish feel of this first book in the series. A perfect blend of youth and mature wisdom as they meet murder head-on.
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