A Deadly Detour to Quebec City: Cozy Mystery Novella

Minus twenty-eight. A frozen winter Carnival. And a master sculptor dead beneath his own masterpiece.There are two kinds of cold, Wren Ashby decides over the frozen St. Lawrence: the kind you dress for, and Quebec City in February. She came to the walled old town for maple, ice, and the most beautiful winter Carnival in North America - and found celebrated ice sculptor Jean-Marc Pressault dead at the foot of the statue meant to crown it.The cold, it turns out, preserves grudges as well as anything left out overnight. In a town of maple and misdirection, Wren bundles up, tucks Fig under her arm, and chips away at the ice until the truth shows through.For readers who like their mysteries crisp, their settings snowbound, and their detectives warmed by an eleven-pound dachshund.A Deadly Detour to Quebec City is Book 7 of the Deadly Detour cozy mysteries - a new city and a complete case every time. Read them in any order.