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What fun! A twisty tale chock full of clues and red herrings, antiques and secrets, and relationships that aren't what they seem. -- Jane K. Cleland, award-winning author, Josie Prescott Antiques mysteries and Mastering Plot Twists A bang-up mystery! Two friends, two murders, secret pasts, and a touch of romance. Who could ask for more? -- Lea Wait, USA Today bestselling author, Shadows Antique Print and Mainely Needlepoint mystery series A well-constructed, well-paced mystery tale grounded in an eclectic cast of characters...a puzzling murder set against a believable portrait of village life...and a fun read that is perfectly paced. Jim Napier for The Ottawa Review of Books A captivating page-turner set in the world of antiques dealing where dangerous secrets simmer until they lead to murder. Sheluk is an expert at writing intriguing characters, delivering a fast-paced story with twists that keep you guessing until the very end. You don't have to be a love golf to love A Hole In One. -- Kristina Stanley, bestselling author, Stone Mountain Mysteries An intricate page-turner that dives deep beneath the manicured gardens and fairways of small town Ontario. -- Ryan Aldred, author of Rum Luck The tension is wonderfully drawn, Judy Penz Sheluk takes time to develop settings, business worlds, and characters, and the story includes enough twists and turns that even savvy mystery fans won't always be able to predict its outcome. -- Midwest Book Review In this charming cosy mystery set in a small town north of Toronto, Canada, Arabella Carpenter decides to promote her Glass Dolphin antiques shop by sponsoring a hole-in-one competition at a local charity golf tournament. The prize: a pricy jet ski. It seems a safe bet but anyhow Arabella has bought insurance to cover herself in the unlikely event someone actually sinks a ball with a single shot. What she hasn't counted on is that when she hits her ball into the woods, what she finds among the trees is not a golf ball but a dead body. Read the rest on Crime Fiction Lover.

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