Murder on Honky-Tonk Row:
By Rita Moreau
Will camping in the country
music capital have Mabel kicking up some saw dust… or line-dancing to her doom?
Despite their good deed in
Savannah, Mabel Gold’s ghostly friend Irma remains stuck in Purgatory. So when
the plucky sixty-something divorcée pulls her haunted vintage camper into a
Nashville campground, she’s expecting Irma to accompany her on the tour of the
Grand Ole Opry. But as they two-step into a honky-tonk for some live tunes,
they’re shocked to encounter two lost spirits stranded there for the past
twenty years after their double homicide.
Though St. Peter hints that
solving the long-closed case could get Irma through the Pearly Gates, Mabel has
little time to uncover the culprit before she’s due to boot-scoot off to the
Badlands. But when shady financials surface and threaten to ruin the honky-tonk
owner’s run for governor, trying to help the poor souls pass on could land the
fearless sleuth in a whole heap o’ trouble.
Can Mabel collar the killer
before she’s singing country-western with choirs of angels?
Murder on Honky-Tonk Row
is the second book in the lighthearted Ghost & the Camper kooky mystery
series. If you like wacky characters, quick-witted banter, and crooners with a
twang, then you’ll love Rita Moreau’s clever caper.
Murder on Honky-Tonk Row is available at Amazon.
Meet the Author: Rita Moreau
A workaholic by nature, upon
retirement, Rita Moreau began work on her bucket list, writing a book.
Traveling the national parks with her husband George in a vintage Bluebird
motor home, (on George’s list), Rita completed her first novel Bribing Saint Anthony.
Back home she completed Nuns! Psychics! & Gypsies! OH! NO, Feisty Nuns and
The Russian & Aunt Sophia and The House on Xenia.
Last year when we entered the
Twilight Zone Rita wrote the first two new novels in the Ghost & the Camper
series. Rita and her husband live in a postcard called Florida where he has fun
telling everyone he is the author’s husband. When not writing she joins PatZi
Gil on the Joy on Paper radio program with Book Buzz Mysteries, or you can find
her teaching SilverSneakers fitness classes and doing her best to keep busy.
She loves connecting with readers. Visit her at www.RitaMoreau.com or find her on Facebook at facebook.com/RitaMoreauAuthor. She would love to hear from you. You can connect with her on the following links:
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That sounds like a heap of fun. Thank you both.
ReplyDeleteLooks and sounds like a fun read!
ReplyDeleteI agree; this does look like fun, Mason! And the Grand Ole Opry is a great context for the story, too. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis does sound like a great read. And YES I like mature protagonists. At this point, I empathize with them. :)
ReplyDeleteTeresa
Sounds like a quirky fun series.
ReplyDeleteYou know if it's paranormal, I'm in.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a really fun book! Congrats.
ReplyDeleteHi, Mason :)
Music, mystery, and ghosts - I love it.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great read!
ReplyDeleteI'm already loving the book! Just use Honky-Tonk in the title and you've got me.
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