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Murder in the Bullock

By: N.C. Lewis
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Life in a Texas museum is quiet, boring, and restful, right? Wrong!

When a local museum hires Amy King's new staging business for a photo shoot of an exhibit, things begin to look-up. Even better, her out of work son-in-law, Noel lands a job as a docent. A great start, at least that's what Amy thinks until the priceless figurines are stolen, and Noel stumbles across the dead body of a curator. A bad day just gets worse when Amy's detective husband is ordered to stay away from the investigation, and without the exhibit, her staging contract is in jeopardy. How can a murder be solved without a police investigation? What happened to the figurines? Join Amy, Nick, Noel, and friends, as they try to solve the mystery and bring a killer to justice. MURDER IN THE BULLOCK is a page-turning cozy mystery set in Austin, the capital of Texas. Pick up this TOTALLY ABSORBING COZY MYSTERY FULL OF STUNNING TWISTS AND TURNS. (BOOKS IN THIS SERIES CAN BE READ IN ANY ORDER.) Cozy Detective Fiction Mystery Women Sleuths Women's Fiction Exciting Crime Murder
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I still don't know if I like the author yet because I really hate the virtual voice narration. The story seemed so convoluted and banal but I think party of it is the narration. There are so many really wonderful narrators that actually add to the story telling. I had to give one star for performance otherwise there wouldn't be any star for the performance. It's minus zero. Ugh.

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