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Dead-End Detective: A Piper & Porter Mystery

Dead-End Detective: A Piper & Porter Mystery

They were the Two Girls Detective Agency.
Now, one of them is dead,
and the other is suspected of murder.
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Darby Piper is in shock. Samantha Porter—her mentor and business partner at Two Girls Detective Agency—has died in a car crash, and it doesn’t look like an accident. In fact, evidence is pointing toward Darby.

Darby had expected to inherit Samantha’s half of the agency, but Samantha had recently changed the will to leave it to Tate Porter, her nephew, who returns to town.

Tate is no P.I. He’s a veteran, a world traveler, and something of a mystery himself. But as he helps Darby delve into secret histories and real estate development plans, he does seem to have a knack for the job. Can Darby prove her innocence? And will the agency have a future?
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In Dead-End Detective, both Darby and Tate want answers about the murder of someone they both loved…but Darby isn’t so sure about Tate and his true motives. Darby’s mother, on the other hand, isn’t a bit suspicious of Tate; she invites him over for a delicious dinner, concluding with a homemade berry trifle, and Darby’s whole family gives Tate a warm welcome. Our berry trifle is as impressive-looking as it is delicious, and it’ll make any guest feel special.

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Podcast Interview with Bubbly Sesh
Settle in for a cozy mystery with Agatha Award winning author and writer of Hallmark Publishing's Dead End Detective! We were thrilled to chat with Amanda Flower about her latest book (it's so good!), cats, and our favorite snacks. Who wants to do a book club with us?!

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About The Author
About Amanda Flower
Amanda Flower, a USA Today bestselling and Agatha Award-winning author of over twenty-five cozy mystery novels, started her writing career in elementary school when she read a story she wrote to her sixth grade class and had the class in stitches with her description of being stuck on the top of a Ferris wheel. She knew at that moment she’d found her calling of making people laugh with her words. In addition to being an author, Amanda is a former librarian with fifteen years experience in Northeast Ohio.
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