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Gag Me: A Friday Harbor Novel

Gag Me: A Friday Harbor Novel

Wingate, Susan

Paperback

Series: Friday Harbor Novel, Book 8

Humor

ISBN13: 9798799713874
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Apr 15 2022
Pages: 252
Weight: 0.61
Height: 0.57 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
For people who enjoyed reading The Thursday Murder Club and A Good Day for ChardonnayYou have Asperger's Syndrome. You hate the name of this syndrome. You also stopped using drugs six months ago and now your best friend, Winsey, is dead. And your cat, Lester keeps pooping on the floor-it's a riddle, wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma. And eff no, you don't use the F-word, even when you find out Winsey was killed. You suspect the gargoyle who was sniffing around at the bar the night before, the last time you saw her alive.

The perfect cozy for a rainy afternoon... Wingate's latest GAG ME: A Friday Harbor Novel is a mystery lover's delight with plenty of small-town charm, shocking twists, and a puzzling mystery. Asperger's Syndrome is something she is diagnosed with, but life has been kind to her otherwise: she's financially secure and the lively, fierce Winsey, her best friend, is always there for her. But her life turns upside down after Winsey is found murdered in her home. She must team up with Det. Connor Grossly if she wants to find the truth. Wingate deftly deploys a clever witty prose to offer a delicious, well-crafted mystery. Watching the duo navigate the ups and downs of their relationship while investigating Winsey's murder is thorough fun. Readers will root for the unlikely allies as they sleuth their way through the deep web of mystery and intrigue. There are plenty of red herrings and shocking revelations, and the secondary cast, from humans to feline, is lovingly portrayed. This is a first-rate cozy imbued with dry wit and delightful characters who draw you in and leave you wanting more. The Prairies Book Review

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