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Her ex-husband. His billionaire fiancee. One final negotiation. What could go wrong?
With spunk in her step and humor as her shield, Emma faces her ex at the fabled Vanzetti estate to cut the final cords of their ill-fated marriage. When the demanding heiress threatens her, she erupts.
Hours later, the bride-to-be gasps her last breath.
The police zero in on Emma at her cozy nest at the corner of Apple Road and Apricot Lane. A hunky but stoic detective and his team unearth evidence that incriminates her. Evidence that can't exist. Can it?
Emma, still mourning her father's death and armed only with her innocence, fights back. When she flounders, her cynical roommate, the elusive private investigator Stevie Rivers, teaches naive Emma key lessons of detecting. Together, the stalwart and the cynic dive into Brandywine Valley's world of wealth and equestrian eventing.
Their wry banter deepens their friendship, but the cloud around Emma continues to thicken. They must unearth the real killer before cold steel doors close behind Emma.
But as the horses clear the cross-country hurdles, the murderer strikes again. Emma and Stevie must risk their lives in a deadly race to stop the killer before they become the next victims.
"With punchy humor on every page, Dad Didn't Prep Me for Murder takes the reader into the world of equestrian eventing with skill, wit, and a perceptive understanding of both people and horses. Julie Eble provides a compelling mystery with well-developed characters and an action-packed ending, and I enjoyed every minute of it."
Lucinda Gerlitz, Author of Etiquette Can Be Murder newsletters
