Bring Home the Murder

Publisher: North Star Press of St. Cloud

Minnesota baby-boomer Meggie Moore sets off on another housesitting adventure to a hobby farm in the country. But her dream job turns into a nightmare when she discovers the farm to be haunted.

About Theresa M. Jarvela of Brainerd, MN

Theresa M. Jarvela, author of “Tales of a Tenacious Housesitter” cozy mystery series and freelance writer, lives in Brainerd, Minnesota, with her husband, Jack, and a yellow lab named Brandy. Visit Theresa’s website at www.theresamjarvela.com. 

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E-Book 9781682010068 1682010066 2015-09-01 160 0.00 x 6.00 x 9.00 in $9.99
Paperback 9780878398096 0878398090 2015-05-01 160 0.00 x 5.90 x 9.00 in $14.95

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