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Welcome to Castle Point, Maine, where small-town charm meets the supernatural in the ""Corpse Collector Paranormal Women's Fiction Cozy Mystery Series."" In ""Arsenic and Alibis,"" the first of 26 enchanting tales, meet Carrigan Critt-a crochet-loving, cat-obsessed woman who unexpectedly inherits the Critt Family Funeral Home and Gardens. On her 40th birthday, Carrigan's life takes a paranormal twist when she gains the unsettling ability to see, hear, and speak to ghosts. Her newfound gift quickly draws her into the town's most baffling mysteries. When Lydia Grant, a local cosmetics mogul, is found dead under suspicious circumstances, Carrigan's ghostly abilities become her most powerful tool. Lydia's restless spirit cries out for justice, and Carrigan can't resist the challenge of solving the crime. With the vibrant Radleigh-a drag queen mortician-and her crafty best friend Trixie by her side, Carrigan navigates a tangled web of secrets, rivalries, and long-buried grudges. As the annual Historical Festival brings Castle Point to life, Carrigan must race against time to uncover the truth behind Lydia's death, all while unearthing secrets that could shatter her own family. Will Carrigan connect the dots and help Lydia find peace, or will the murderer remain hidden in the shadows of Castle Point? ""Arsenic & Alibis"" offers a delightful blend of cozy mystery, paranormal intrigue, and heartwarming humor-perfect for fans of supernatural sleuths and small-town charm. With each book revealing new adventures, crochet patterns, and feline companions, the ""Corpse Collector"" series is a must-read journey you won't want to miss.

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When she's not soaking up every precious moment she can with her loving family and friends, Board Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist and author Tammy Tyree writes about healing body, mind and spirit and sharing with readers how they are so much more than they think they are.

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