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Daisy Gumm Majesty's Idyllic Day Takes a Grim Turn in Rosy Spirits a Cozy Historical Mystery by Alice Duncan
—1927, Pasadena, California—
Daisy Gumm Majesty's peaceful day with her baby boy, Joey, at picturesque Busch Gardens, takes an unexpected turn when Joey points out something unusual in the hydrangea bushes: a shoe. Further investigation reveals the shoe contains a body, sending shockwaves through the tranquil gardens.
Faced with this chilling discovery, Daisy's knack for unraveling mysteries is once again put to the test. With her sharp wit, determined spirit, and a little help from her friends and family (including Spike, her beloved liberty hound), Daisy must untangle a web of secrets, lies, and hidden motives to uncover the truth behind the shocking find.
Set against the grand backdrop of 1920s Pasadena, Rosy Spirits is a delightful blend of mystery, humor, and heart that will keep readers guessing until the final page.
Publisher's Note: The Daisy Gumm Majesty Cozy Mystery Series is a light-hearted mystery in a historical setting. There are no explicit sexual scenes and minimal cursing (Lou Prophet can be a little coarse) and will be enjoyed by readers who appreciate clean and wholesome reads. Fans of Carola Dunn, Amanda Quick, Elizabeth Peters, Rhys Bowen, and M. Louisa Locke will not want to miss this series.
Alice Duncan spent years avoiding what she knew she should be doing—writing—by professionally folk dancing instead. Eventually, her muse won the battle, and she's been crafting engaging historical cozy mysteries ever since. Now a proud resident of Roswell, New Mexico, Alice enjoys the lack of smog and crowds while spoiling her beloved herd of wild dachshunds. Visit her at aliceduncan.net.
Don't miss a moment of the action with Daisy and her cadre of friends as they solve mysteries in 1920s Pasadena! Each story stands alone but is best enjoyed in order.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
—1927, Pasadena, California—
Daisy Gumm Majesty's peaceful day with her baby boy, Joey, at picturesque Busch Gardens, takes an unexpected turn when Joey points out something unusual in the hydrangea bushes: a shoe. Further investigation reveals the shoe contains a body, sending shockwaves through the tranquil gardens.
Faced with this chilling discovery, Daisy's knack for unraveling mysteries is once again put to the test. With her sharp wit, determined spirit, and a little help from her friends and family (including Spike, her beloved liberty hound), Daisy must untangle a web of secrets, lies, and hidden motives to uncover the truth behind the shocking find.
Set against the grand backdrop of 1920s Pasadena, Rosy Spirits is a delightful blend of mystery, humor, and heart that will keep readers guessing until the final page.
Publisher's Note: The Daisy Gumm Majesty Cozy Mystery Series is a light-hearted mystery in a historical setting. There are no explicit sexual scenes and minimal cursing (Lou Prophet can be a little coarse) and will be enjoyed by readers who appreciate clean and wholesome reads. Fans of Carola Dunn, Amanda Quick, Elizabeth Peters, Rhys Bowen, and M. Louisa Locke will not want to miss this series.
Alice Duncan spent years avoiding what she knew she should be doing—writing—by professionally folk dancing instead. Eventually, her muse won the battle, and she's been crafting engaging historical cozy mysteries ever since. Now a proud resident of Roswell, New Mexico, Alice enjoys the lack of smog and crowds while spoiling her beloved herd of wild dachshunds. Visit her at aliceduncan.net.
Don't miss a moment of the action with Daisy and her cadre of friends as they solve mysteries in 1920s Pasadena! Each story stands alone but is best enjoyed in order.
- Strong Spirits
Fine Spirits
High Spirits
Hungry Spirits
Genteel Spirits
Ancient Spirits
Spirits Revived
Dark Spirits
Spirits Onstage
Unsettled Spirits
Bruised Spirits
Spirits United
Spirits Unearthed
Shaken Spirits
Scarlet Spirits
Exercised Spirits
Wedded Spirits
Domesticated Spirits
Library Spirits
Spirits Adopted
Rosy Spirits
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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