Fixing to Die
Fixing to Die by Miranda James is a cozy mystery published by Penguin on October 3, 2017. This standard edition spans 304 pages and is written in English. The story follows An’gel and Dickce Ducote as they travel to Natchez, Mississippi, at the request of Mary Turner Catlin, who seeks their help with strange occurrences in her antebellum home, Cliffwood. The Ducotes suspect that the unsettling happenings in the French Room may be linked to the living rather than the supernatural.
Readers will find themselves immersed in a narrative that blends elements of mystery and detective fiction, focusing on amateur sleuths and women sleuths. As An’gel and Dickce delve into the haunted history of the Catlin family, they must navigate a web of secrets and uncover the truth behind a recent death in the house. This edition offers a detailed exploration of the characters’ investigation against the backdrop of Southern charm and intrigue.
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The New York Times bestselling author of the Cat in the Stacks Mysteries and Digging Up the Dirt returns with the latest Southern Ladies Mystery…
It’s autumn down south, and An’gel and Dickce Ducote are in Natchez, Mississippi, at the request of Mary Turner Catlin, the granddaughter of an old friend. Mary and her husband, Henry Howard, live in Cliffwood, one of the beautiful antebellum homes for which Natchez is famous.
Odd things have been happening in the house for years, and the French Room in particular has become the focal point for spooky sensations. The Ducotes suspect the ghostly goings-on are caused by the living, but when a relative of the Catlins is found dead in the room, An’gel and Dickce must sift through a haunted family history to catch a killer.
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