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Two Wrongs Don't Make a Write: A Cassandra Ellis Mystery
Author Cassie Ellis wants to meet her boyfriend's father, even though he thinks it's a bad idea. For the past nine years, Detective James Whittaker avoided contact with his father after a city-wide scandal made the elder Whittaker retire from the Baltimore Police force in shame. When Whittaker's father is suddenly accused of killing the very police officer that exposed his past crimes, Cassie risks her own reputation -- not to mention her life -- to solve the murder. This novel is the sequel to "Dead to Writes".
268 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 1, 2015
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About the author
Cathy Wiley
25 books29 followersCathy Wiley is the author of the Fatal Food Festival series, featuring a former celebrity chef who's trying to regain her career. There have been three short stories in this series published in the Destination Murders anthologies, and the first full-length novel, Claws of Death, will come out on July 29th.
She’s also written two other mystery novels set in Baltimore, Maryland, and has had almost a dozen short stories included in anthologies, one of which was a 2015 finalist for a Derringer Award.
She lives outside of Baltimore with one spoiled cat and an equally spoiled husband. For more information, visit www.cathywiley.com.
She’s also written two other mystery novels set in Baltimore, Maryland, and has had almost a dozen short stories included in anthologies, one of which was a 2015 finalist for a Derringer Award.
She lives outside of Baltimore with one spoiled cat and an equally spoiled husband. For more information, visit www.cathywiley.com.
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March 26, 2020
Cute series about a mystery writer who solves mysteries in real life. In this one, Cassie wants to clear the name of her detective boyfriend’s father, who resigned as a police officer after being accused in a scandal at the department where he supposedly was skimming money out of the proceeds from busted drug sales. Cops start ending up dead b,c someone doesn’t want her to clear Rick’s name. So we have the conflict between Cassie’s
Personal safety and her curiosity; the conflict between her Uber-good-cop boyfriend and his father; and her trying to get past her writer’s block in her next mystery. Throw in the ongoing sexual tension w/the hunky boyfriend and the descriptions of her shenanigans w/ her long-time best friend.
It all makes for an enjoyable cozy, and I did not figure out the identity of the murderer until told.
Personal safety and her curiosity; the conflict between her Uber-good-cop boyfriend and his father; and her trying to get past her writer’s block in her next mystery. Throw in the ongoing sexual tension w/the hunky boyfriend and the descriptions of her shenanigans w/ her long-time best friend.
It all makes for an enjoyable cozy, and I did not figure out the identity of the murderer until told.
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