Mischief Nights Are Murder

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It's spooky season, and gluten-free baker Poppy McAllister and her aunt Ginny are preparing some pranks for Cape May, New Jersey's annual Mischief Night at their B&B. But jokes and games are pushed aside when a killer strikes... Poppy is none too pleased when her B&B is coerced into participating in the Cape May Haunted Dinners Tour during Halloween season. Though her knack for finding dead bodies has given the place a spooky reputation, the Murder House is a completely undeserved nickname. At least it used to be . . . While Poppy wrangles with some guests who can't stop squabbling with each other-including a paranormal researcher, a very quirky pet psychic who freaks out her portly Persian, and an undercover tabloid reporter eager to catch her staff in a lie-one of them winds up facedown in a plate of tiramisu. And now she has bigger worries than getting her house TP'd . . .

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Praise for The Poppy McAllister Mystery Series

"A cast of wacky characters, plenty of humor, and the antiques and B&B frame provide the appeal. The story concludes with a selection of gluten-free recipes." Booklist on Antique Auctions Are Murder

Fans of Chopped will have fun juggling the complicated set of suspects and following a romantic triangle that has yet to be resolved. Kirkus Reviews on Restaurant Weeks are Murder

A funny series with plenty of twists and some gluten-free recipes to try, this will suit plenty of fans. The Parkersburg News and Sentinel on Theater Nights are Murder

An inside, irreverent look into the high-profile world of celebrity culinary arts. Hilarious! Suspense Magazine on Restaurant Weeks are Murder

Lots of comical characters keep the chuckles coming as the determined Poppy solves a surprisingly difficult puzzle. Kirkus Reviews on Midnight Snacks are Murder

Author Bio

Libby Klein graduated Lower Cape May Regional High School sometime in the '80s. Her classes revolved mostly around the culinary sciences and theater, with the occasional nap in Chemistry. She has worked as a stay at home mom, climbing the ladder up the ranks to the coveted position of Grandma. She also dabbles in the position of Vice President of a technology company, which mostly involves bossing other people around, making spreadsheets and taking out the trash. A member of Mystery Writers of America and Sisters in Crime, she writes from her Northern Virginia office while trying to keep her cat Figaro off her keyboard. Find her online at LibbyKleinBooks.com.