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A Death in 4D
(2026)(The seventh book in the Murder at the Morrisey Mystery series)
A novel by Eryn Scott
Autumn has arrived in Seattle, and in the spirit of letting go, the Morrisey is forced to say goodbye to longtime resident Edna Felder. Meg and Laurie join their neighbors in celebrating the woman’s life at a wake that turns into more of a lavish party to commemorate Edna. The celebrating ends abruptly when everyone returns from the gathering to find a dead stranger in the middle of apartment 4D.
When the only eyewitnesses to the crime give conflicting information, the building turns to Meg to figure out who’s responsible. In addition to her ghostly assistance, Meg has Detective Amaya Anthony’s help again, and she’s confident they’ll be able to solve this case quickly. Well, she is until the clues begin to point toward multiple residents within the building.
Will Meg be able to keep the Morrisey together when it looks like one of their own is bent on tearing everyone apart?
Perfect for fans of Eryn Scott’s Pebble Cove Teahouse Mysteries, this new series follows Meg and a lovable cast of residents, both living and not, as they navigate strange happenings in their eccentric downtown Seattle building. While each mystery is a standalone, the series is best read in order to avoid spoilers.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
When the only eyewitnesses to the crime give conflicting information, the building turns to Meg to figure out who’s responsible. In addition to her ghostly assistance, Meg has Detective Amaya Anthony’s help again, and she’s confident they’ll be able to solve this case quickly. Well, she is until the clues begin to point toward multiple residents within the building.
Will Meg be able to keep the Morrisey together when it looks like one of their own is bent on tearing everyone apart?
Perfect for fans of Eryn Scott’s Pebble Cove Teahouse Mysteries, this new series follows Meg and a lovable cast of residents, both living and not, as they navigate strange happenings in their eccentric downtown Seattle building. While each mystery is a standalone, the series is best read in order to avoid spoilers.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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