Murders in Sunset Pines

Ray Kowalski didn't ask to end up at Sunset Pines.He just wanted to fix his knee, survive three weeks of rehab at Scottsdale's quietest retirement resort, and make it back to Phoenix without committing a crime himself - figuratively speaking.But the next morning, Harold Sinclair is found dead in the recreation room. Heart attack, say the doctors. Something's off, says Ray.Now he's running an investigation with no warrant, no jurisdiction, and one working leg, assisted by an 81-year-old former federal judge who corrects his every deduction, a 79-year-old ex-Marine who wants to interrogate everyone simultaneously, and a 77-year-old television actress whose undercover methods are technically illegal but remarkably effective.Behind Harold Sinclair's death lies a thirty-seven-year-old fraud, forty million dollars in missing pension funds, and a killer that nobody at Sunset Pines would ever have suspected.Because the best murderers always look like someone's grandparents.Murders at Sunset Pines - a mystery comedy set in Scottsdale, Arizona.