The Girl in the Gazebo: A Cozy Mystery of Justice, Danger, and a Deadly Cover-Up

The coroner report says accident. Her gut tells her homicide. Can this shrewd accountant get to the root of a tragic and mysterious death?

Canadian Lakes, 1984. Miss Riddell is a strong believer in justice. So when her grieving boss calls in the forensic auditor to help investigate the accidental demise of his sixteen-year-old daughter, she quickly gets to work. But despite the authorities' certainty that the tragedy was an unintended overdose, Miss Riddell soon suspects foul play...

Tirelessly gathering information and testimonies, the detail-oriented woman's instincts are confirmed when the girl's supposed storyline doesn't match the facts. And with the killer still hiding in plain sight, Miss Riddell fears they could strike again at a moment's notice.

Will Miss Riddell unmask the culprit before they return to claim more innocent lives?

The Girl in the Gazebo is the page-turning eighth book in the Miss Riddell Cozy Mysteries series. If you like complex puzzles, grounded sleuths, and eye-opening reveals, then you'll love P.C. James's curious adventure.

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Praise for the Miss Riddell Cozy Mysteries Series:
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Pauline Riddell is sharp. She is curious, maybe a bit nosey, but she gets the job done.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ... an easy read, perfect for a winter night in front of the roaring fire place with a cup of hot cocoa cuddled up with a few friendly blankets.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ These books are simply a pleasant way to while away a few hours, literary staycations essentially.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Good plot, great pacing, interesting characters.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A cozy mystery in the classic definition, much like curling up with an Agatha Christie.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The author will keep you guessing who did it and why.