Kirjahaku

Alice has a particular set of skills. Catching murderers is one of them. 97-year-old Alice Atkinson should be comfortably living out her days at the Silvermoon Retirement Village, winning money off her friends at card games. But a lifetime of living in the grey area between right and wrong finds her restless. Then during the annual poker tournament her friend drops dead. No one thinks anything of it, after all death isn't unheard of at a retirement village. But Alice is convinced there's more to it. Dusting off her old skills, she enlists the help of Vanessa a young staff member, to be somewhat reluctant sidekick. Alice is determined to find out the truth of why her friend died and who did it. She's faced con artists, thieves, and murderers. But that was nothing compared to what she's up against now. If you like your mysteries clean, funny, and cozy, then check out the Silvermoon Retirement Village series, where age means nothing when it comes to investigating murder

They wouldn't arrest a 98 year old for murder...would they? Following on from the events of Diamonds and Drowning, Alice is determined more than ever to keep her friends safe, while getting justice for Teresa. As she plans what to do next she is side tracked when the Silvermoon Retirement Village manager is accused of theft, and then Alice finds a dead body in her apartment. All the evidence points to Alice being the killer, and she realises she has underestimated her foe. She may be up against the most cunning opponent she's ever faced. As things rush towards their conclusion Alice might have to make the ultimate sacrifice for the people she cares about. If you like your mysteries clean, funny, and cozy, then check out the Silvermoon Retirement Village series, where age means nothing when it comes to investigating murder.