Southern campground cozy tea party murder.
Spring has bloomed across     Normal, Kentucky    , and the Historical Society's elegant tea fundraiser at     The Milkery Bed-and-Breakfast     is supposed to be the social event of the season. Fancy hats, polished silver, and enough gossip to keep the church prayer chain busy for months have the whole town buzzing.
Then Southern etiquette expert     Florence Sparks     winds up dead at the bottom of the staircase.
At first, Sheriff     Al Hemmer     believes Florence simply took a nasty tumble in her high heels. But when toxicology reveals poison, suspicion quickly lands on     Tex Randal    , the campground's shirtless chiropractor, Reiki healer, and favorite local flirt, after one of his signature roller bottles from     Cascades Mobile Spa     is connected to the murder.
Mae West Sharp knows Tex may be many things, but a killer is not one of them.
So with the ever-nosy     Laundry Club Ladies     at her side, Mae starts digging through dangerous secrets, shifting social circles, suspicious seating charts, and enough small-town drama to make a casserole supper go dead quiet.
The deeper Mae digs, the clearer it becomes that Florence knew far too much about Normal's most influential residents. Someone was willing to poison her to keep those secrets buried beneath sweet tea smiles and Southern manners.
Because in     Normal, Kentucky    , good etiquette might get you invited to the tea party, but it will not keep murder off the guest list.
Perfect for readers who love:
�️ Campground cozy mysteries 
�� Southern tea parties and small-town gossip 
�� The Laundry Club Ladies 
�� Amateur sleuths and twisty whodunits 
�� Southern humor, charm, and community drama
Welcome back to     Normal    , where the sweet tea is cold, the gossip is hot, and murder always shows up uninvited.