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Murder at the Pawson Bay Parade

(2026)
(A book in the Pawson Bay Cozy Mystery series)
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Perched in the pet shop window, Pawson Bay’s parrot has always been part of everyday life—greeting neighbors, echoing laughter, and adding his chatter to the town’s gentle, familiar rhythm. In a place where everyone knows everyone, he’s just another comforting constant.

Then comes the parade.

After the music fades and the bunting comes down, something feels… off. The parrot’s chatter changes, repeating words that make people pause mid-step and glance over their shoulders, while certain phrases leave the air a little too quiet.

No one wants to talk about what really happened that day.

As Pawson Bay clings to routine and small-town comforts, questions drift through pastel streets and cozy shops, waiting for someone curious enough to notice. In a town where secrets travel as fast as gossip, what’s been overheard can’t be unheard.

Murder at the Pawson Bay Parade is a warm, charming cozy mystery filled with small-town quirks, gentle intrigue, and a mystery that lingers long after the last note of music fades.


Genre: Cozy Mystery

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