I'm delighted today to be a part of author Teresa Trent's Great Escapes Virtual Tour for her new release, DIE A YELLOW RIBBON, the 9th installment in her Pecan Bayou Mystery series.
As part of the tour, I have the honor of hosting Bunny Donaldson, Pecan Bayou's only Eco-Warrier, for a guest visit.
Die A Yellow Ribbon
By Teresa Trent
* Cozy Mystery 9th in Series
* Independently Published (April 23, 2020)
* Number of Pages: 185
* ASIN: B087N2X68V
* GoodReads Link Coming Soon
Betsy Fitzpatrick, a local helpful hints columnist, feels she has found her own personal guru after reading a book on organizing. Her beloved town of Pecan Bayou is competing in the Annual Golden Pecan Treasure Hunt in the suffocating heat of a Texas summer. The prize is a cruise out of Galveston, and Betsy's husband Leo is looking forward to a little alone time with his wife, if they can only win it.
After a curious accident and an unsolved murder, Betsy finds it takes more than a precision sock drawer to spark her joy. No matter how neat and organized it might be, murder is always messy.
Die a Yellow Ribbon features the cast of loveable characters from Pecan Bayou including Ruby Green from The Best Little Hairhouse in Texas, Mrs. Thatcher the dispatcher, and Lester Jibbets the port-a-potty king. Come along and follow the clues to find the Golden Pecan.
Recipes and helpful hints included!
Now please join me in welcoming Bunny to Thoughts in Progress. Welcome, Bunny.
Hello everybody. I'm glad you took some time to visit with
me today.
Excuse me? You over there? Is that a Styrofoam cup I see in
your hand? Did you know it doesn't just impact the environment but taints the
very food and drink you consume? Go ahead, take another sip and I'll try not to
notice when you grow another head.
Back to my guest post. This was tough for me to come here
today because I'm in mourning for my sister Poppy. If you look on the cover of
the book, there is a vase of poppies that our author was kind enough to
include. I plant poppies on the bank of the Pecan Bayou so that I can be
reminded of her. She fell off the Pecan Bayou bridge while night fishing. At
least, that's the official police report, but I know otherwise.
I say Poppy was
murdered. The bridge isn't even that far off the ground, but she fell and hit
her head on a rock below. What are the chances of that? I'm pretty sure who did
it. The totally artificial banker's wife Sarah comes to mind. Have you looked
at her? Pick a part on her body and I can tell you what's been tucked, lifted,
improved, and changed completely. Yes, she's pretty, but come on. Real women
sag. I never liked her and I've heard she wanders around at night. Takes these
weird walks. I think she was on one of these walks when Poppy died.
The worst
part is no one believes me, just like no one takes the time to work hard a
recycling, reusing, and repurposing. Like my handbag? It came from six pairs of
holy jeans. Like my shoes? The souls are from recycled tires.
I'll do anything to promote my cause of making the world a
cleaner place. No toxins in the air and no toxins in the body. That's why I run
a health food store. Everything is pure, unlike Maximum Muscle where those
weightlifters go.
That's all, except for I see you over there with that
plastic water bottle. Oh yeh. I've seen you the whole time.
Bunny, thanks for stopping by. Sorry to hear about Poppy and you're right, we sometimes forget to take recycling more seriously.
About Teresa Trent
Author Teresa Trent |
This is Teresa Trent's ninth book in the Pecan Bayou Series that takes place in everyone's favorite little town in Texas.
Teresa writes the Pecan Bayou and Piney Woods series, but Pecan Bayou has always been a favorite place to call home for her.
Teresa lives in Houston, Texas with her family.
You can find out more about her and her work on her blog at https://teresatrent.blog or her website at https://teresatrent.com.
You can also connect with Teresa on the following sites:
Author Links
TWITTER: https://twitter.com/ttrent_cozymysGOODREADS: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/5219581.Teresa_Trent
INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/teresatrent_cozymys/
LINKED IN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/teresa-trent-11a9b112b/
Purchase Link - Amazon - THE BOOK WILL BE FREE DURING THE TOUR!
TOUR PARTICIPANTS:
June 15 – I'm All About Books – SPOTLIGHT
June 15 – The Pulp and Mystery Shelf – AUTHOR INTERVIEW
June 15 – Christy's Cozy Corners - SPOTLIGHT
June 16 – Baroness' Book Trove – SPOTLIGHT
June 16 – Books a Plenty Book Reviews – REVIEW
June 16 – FUONLYKNEW – SPOTLIGHT
June 16 – Hearts & Scribbles – SPOTLIGHT
June 17 – Thoughts in Progress – CHARACTER GUEST POST
June 17 – Gimme The Scoop Reviews – SPOTLIGHT
June 17 – My Reading Journeys – REVIEW
June 17 – Mystery Thrillers and Romantic Suspense Reviews - SPOTLIGHT
June 18 – Ascroft, eh? – AUTHOR INTERVIEW
June 18 – Literary Gold – SPOTLIGHT
June 18 – Lisa Ks Book Reviews – GUEST POST
June 19 – Celticlady's Reviews – SPOTLIGHT
June 19 – eBook Addicts – SPOTLIGHT
June 19 – A Wytch's Book Review Blog – CHARACTER INTERVIEW
Thanks so much for stopping by today. Did you enjoy Bunny's visit? Do you think she's right about her sister being murdered and who might have done it?
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Yay Bunny. Loved the interview with her and am rapidly becoming as obsessive as she is. She is undoubtedly as right about her sister's murder as she is about recycling. And will no doubt irritate some of the same people by insisting on it.
ReplyDeleteThis is a nice setup and context for a mystery! I like novels with a solid sense of place, and it sounds as though this one has that. Thanks for sharing, Mason.
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DeleteYay Elephant's Child! I loved your comment. I think we're all becoming a little obsessive about things right now. Hope you enjoy Die a Yellow Ribbon.
ReplyDeleteDarn Tootin'
ReplyDeleteThank you!
ReplyDeleteI'm relieved I'm using my reusable cup! I think Betsy and I would get along just fine. Sounds like a great book!
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