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Who's Killing Wicked Nelly?
(2026)(The tenth book in the Old Guys Murder Mystery series)
A novel by Jon Spoelstra
All Charlie and Ben had to do was retrieve an urn for a charming widow golfer.
‘Easy peasy,’ Ben said.
Except the columbarium had disappeared.
Not the urn. The entire columbarium.
Their search eventually leads to an abandoned lighthouse island off the Oregon coastreachable only by helicopter, even on the best of days. The island has been largely forgotten by everyone except the people willing to kill for what may be hidden there.
Because the urn contains more than ashes.
Tucked inside the urn is a mysterious manuscript rumored to be worth millions.
Now Charlie and Ben are racing against ruthless treasure hunters, a bizarre cult, and several people whose motives are every bit as murky as the waters surrounding the island. As the chase heats up, secrets surface, loyalties shiftand bodies begin piling up.
What started as a simple favor becomes a madcap scramble involving murder, mayhem, and far more danger than two aging amateur detectives had in mind.
Easy peasy was never so doggone difficult.
Who’s Killing Wicked Nelly? is a fast, funny mystery filled with dark humor, dangerous twists, and two old guys who stubbornly refuse to act their age.
Perfect for readers who enjoy Richard Osman, Robert Thorogood, and mysteries that serve their crime with a generous helping of mischief and fun.
What Amazon readers are saying about the Old Guys Murder Mystery series:
***** ‘I so enjoy these characters, they are smart, funny, and they take a murder mystery to a new level. I really enjoy the way this writer writes, there is wisdom there.’
***** ‘It has a great cast of characters that one would love to have as friends.’
***** ‘I must admit out of the thousands of mysteries I have read, none have ended this way. Well done!’
***** ‘A fast-paced, imaginative, and laugh-out-loud funny mystery.’
***** ‘I’m in love with one of the old guys. I’m not telling which.’
Genre: Mystery
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