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A Corpse in the Cafe
(2024)(The sixth book in the French Quarter Mystery series)
A novel by Jen Pitts
The spotlight should have been on the art, not the corpse.
Sammy eagerly lends a hand at her friend’s cafe for the latest artist showcase. Everyone is dying to meet the mysterious new artist in the French Quarter. The very person they yearned to meet becomes the victim no one expected.
Sammy quickly learns the artist’s arrival in town wasn’t as innocent as it seemed. She discovers multiple suspects and motives brewing under the surface.
The longer the case remains unsolved, the worse it becomes for her friends and the cafe. Could another murder be percolating? Can Sammy unveil the truth before the trail and the coffee go cold?
Included in this book is Libby's Sweet Potato Scones recipe! Join Sammy as she learns to bake Libby's famous family recipe!
A Corpse in the Cafe is the sixth book of The French Quarter Mysteries. Join Sammy as she unravels mysteries of the past and present, all while exploring the enchanting city of New Orleans.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
Sammy eagerly lends a hand at her friend’s cafe for the latest artist showcase. Everyone is dying to meet the mysterious new artist in the French Quarter. The very person they yearned to meet becomes the victim no one expected.
Sammy quickly learns the artist’s arrival in town wasn’t as innocent as it seemed. She discovers multiple suspects and motives brewing under the surface.
The longer the case remains unsolved, the worse it becomes for her friends and the cafe. Could another murder be percolating? Can Sammy unveil the truth before the trail and the coffee go cold?
Included in this book is Libby's Sweet Potato Scones recipe! Join Sammy as she learns to bake Libby's famous family recipe!
A Corpse in the Cafe is the sixth book of The French Quarter Mysteries. Join Sammy as she unravels mysteries of the past and present, all while exploring the enchanting city of New Orleans.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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