The Body in the Landscape by Larissa Reinhart
The Body in the Landscape
by Larissa Reinhart
Reinhart has once again managed to spin a humorous who-dun-it sure to please.
~Christa Reads and Writes
~Christa Reads and Writes
Reinhart provides a fast paced mystery and an interesting and quirky detective told in a breezy friendly voice that I couldn’t help but be drawn into.
~I Wish I Lived In a Library
~I Wish I Lived In a Library
The Body in the Landscape
(A Cherry Tucker Mystery)
5th in Series
Paperback: 276 pages
Publisher: Henery Press (December 15, 2015)
ISBN-13: 978-1943390373
E-Book ASIN: B015G3FE6A
(A Cherry Tucker Mystery)
5th in Series
Paperback: 276 pages
Publisher: Henery Press (December 15, 2015)
ISBN-13: 978-1943390373
E-Book ASIN: B015G3FE6A
Synopsis:
“Anyone who likes humorous mysteries will also enjoy local author Larissa Reinhart, who captures small town Georgia in the laugh-out-loud escapades of struggling artist Cherry Tucker.” –Fayette Woman Magazine
“Cherry is a quirky spitfire who lights the match that sets her little town on fire.” – Dru’s Book Musings
When Cherry Tucker’s invited to paint the “kill portrait” for the winner of Big Rack Lodge’s Hogzilla hunt, it seems like a paid vacation. Back home in Halo, a Hatfield-McCoy-style standoff builds between Luke and Cherry’s families. She’s ready for a weekend away, hobnobbing with rich and famous hunters, where she can forget her troubles and nobody knows her name.
As Georgia sunshine turns to bleak December rain, Cherry’s R&R goes MIA when she finds a body in the woods. While the police believe the local drunk took an accidental spill, Cherry has her doubts, particularly when a series of malicious pranks are targeted at the rifle toting contestants. With loyal companions at her side—sort-of-ex-husband Todd and a championship bayer named Buckshot—Cherry tracks suspects through a forest full of pitfalls and perils. And all the while, a killer’s stalking the hunt party with a bead on Cherry.
Related subjects include: cozy mysteries, women sleuths, murder mystery series, whodunit mysteries (whodunnit), humorous murder mysteries, book club recommendations, amateur sleuth books, Southern humor.
Books in the Cherry Tucker Humorous Mystery Series:
• QUICK SKETCH (Novella prequel to PORTRAIT in HEARTACHE MOTEL)
• PORTRAIT OF A DEAD GUY (#1)
• STILL LIFE IN BRUNSWICK STEW (#2)
• HIJACK IN ABSTRACT (#3)
• DEATH IN PERSPECTIVE (#4)
• THE BODY IN THE LANDSCAPE (#5)
• QUICK SKETCH (Novella prequel to PORTRAIT in HEARTACHE MOTEL)
• PORTRAIT OF A DEAD GUY (#1)
• STILL LIFE IN BRUNSWICK STEW (#2)
• HIJACK IN ABSTRACT (#3)
• DEATH IN PERSPECTIVE (#4)
• THE BODY IN THE LANDSCAPE (#5)
About The Author
After teaching in the US and Japan, Larissa enjoys writing, particularly sassy female characters with a penchant for trouble. She lives near Atlanta with her family and Cairn Terrier, Biscuit. Visit her website or find her chatting on Facebook. THE BODY IN THE LANDSCAPE is the fifth book in the bestselling Cherry Tucker Mystery series. The first, Portrait of a Dead Guy, is a Daphne du Maurier finalist, Emily finalist, and Dixie Kane Memorial winner.
Author Links:
Website: http://larissareinhart.com/
Amazon Author Page: http://amzn.to/1qMwr29
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/RisWrites
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/RisWrites
Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/LarissaReinhart/
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Sounds like good read.
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