All the Good Days: A Senior Sleuth Cozy Mystery

For twelve years, Margaret Ellis has kept a cabinet in the Sunset Village library. Sixteen folders. Sixteen ways a person can be quietly ruined. She built the archive to see harm coming - and this spring, for the first time, it worked. A woman up a quiet road was reached one week ahead of trouble that never touched her.Then a flyer arrives folded inside the community newsletter. Free legacy planning sessions, right here in the west lounge. No fees. No products. Nothing to sign. Margaret has spent a decade telling anyone who'll listen that this is exactly what elder protection should look like.It takes her archive six days to find out what's really being collected in that sunny room - and whose name is on the flyer, quoted with a page number, as the reason to trust it.This time the harm hasn't come from outside. It has walked in wearing the club's own words.With her closest investigators - a retired detective who has just realized he doesn't know his own neighbor's name, a structural engineer redrawing the one diagram she thought was finished, and the sharp young archivist who will inherit all of it - Margaret has to answer a harder question than who did this. She has to decide what her life's work is worth if the wrong person can pick it up too.All the Good Days is the sixteenth and final novel in the beloved Sunset Village Mystery Club series - a warm, character-driven send-off for the friends, the archive, and the library by the sea that readers have followed for fifteen books. No prior knowledge required, but longtime readers should keep tissues close at hand.