Overview

From the Lefty Award and Agatha Award-winning author of Whiskey Business comes the highly anticipated second installment of Adrian Andover's Mixology Lounge Mystery series. When a comedy show takes a deadly turn, there's nothing funny about it... As a humid August heat wave descends upon the cozy town of Hope Mills, Pennsylvania, mixologist Reece Parker hosts the first-ever Comedy and Cocktails event in Subplot, his bookish speakeasy. The evening's talent, comedian Meghan Spencer, shakes up controversy when she takes a joke too far during her crowd work segment. But when she's found floating in the nearby Delaware River the next morning, it's no laughing matter. With his best friend stirred up in the investigation, Reece takes a shot at solving Meghan's murder. But as he sniffs out clues on his quest for justice, will he end up on the rocks himself?

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What others have said about the Mixology Lounge Mystery series: ""A fresh pour on the cozy with so much heart, a touch of humor, and a deeper look at what it means to step into who you're meant to be."" - Ellie Alexander, author of the Bakeshop Mysteries ""The perfect blend of mystery, mischief, and mixology in a small town full of big secrets. With clever twists, a setting you'll want to crawl right into, and just the right dash of danger, this cozy mystery is the perfect pour from start to finish."" - Annie McEwen, author of the Northwoods Mysteries ""You'll want to craft your own literary cocktail while you pour over the details to help Reece shake up the suspects to find the killer."" - Paula Charles, author of the Hometown Hardware Mysteries

Author Information

Adrian Andover is the Lefty Award and Agatha Award-winning author of the Mixology Lounge Mystery series. When he's not reading, writing, revising, or publishing a story, he enjoys long walks, attending live music events, and spending quality time with friends in his chosen hometown of Asbury Park, NJ.

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