Dying Words: A Ghostwriter Mystery 4

When a dying man utters Roxy's name with his final, gasping breath, our merlot-swilling ghostwriter is thrown into the middle of her most baffling--and brutal--cozy mystery yet. Why would someone Roxy barely knows call out HER name on his deathbed? What did he give her that holds the key to his murder? And is it linked to a ghoulish burglar who looks strangely like Bugs Bunny?

Thus begins the fourth stand-alone adventure in the Ghostwriter Mystery series by top-selling cozy author C.A. Larmer. In this instalment, Roxy is hired by the dead man's daughter to find a missing photograph that's more than just a happy snap--it hides a secret so chilling, it will leave you gasping until the very end.

In Roxy's most confounding mystery to date, it's not just about murder, it's about greed, betrayal and cold-blooded revenge. But don't despair There are plenty of laughs along the way as we reunite with Roxy's motley mates, including cool cop Gilda and hunky boyfriend Max. He's trying hard to support Roxy's death fetish but has a bombshell of his own to drop.

Buckle your seatbelts for another gripping Ghostwriter Mystery ride by the author of the best-selling Agatha Christie Book Club.

WARNING: Contains some Australian slang and adult language.

Author: C. a. Larmer
Publisher: Larmer Media
Published: 06/29/2013
Pages: 246
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.60lbs
Size: 7.99h x 5.00w x 0.56d
ISBN: 9780992474324

About the Author
Author of the popular Ghostwriter Mystery series, Christina (C.A.) Larmer is also a journalist, editor, partner and mum. She grew up in the tropics, forged her career in London, Los Angeles and New York, and now lives in Northern NSW, Australia. Christina is passionate about crime fiction and has written seven murder mysteries. Her books include: The Agatha Christie Book Club, An Island Lost, the six Ghostwriter Mysteries (Killer Twist, A Plot to Die For, Last Writes, Dying Words, Words Can Kill and A Note Before Dying), and the non-fiction book A Measure of Papua New Guinea (Focus; 2008). When she's not creating chaos with her keyboard she can be found immersed in a classic Agatha Christie or the latest Lisa Gardner.