Somewhere in the Night

A Country Club Murders Thanksgiving Novella

Thanksgiving night in Kansas City means the Plaza Lighting Ceremony.

When Ellison Jones and her family go to her great-aunt's apartment to see the lights come on, she doesn't anticipate a murder (she never does). But when a shirt-tail relative falls from a seventeenth-floor balcony, she and Anarchy are drawn into the investigation.

Can they catch a killer before anyone else dies?

©2024 Julie Mulhern (P)2024 Tantor Media

Perfect for Thanksgiving

Love this shorter story for this busy time of year. Kept me interested. Hope there is another shorter length story soon.

Stayin alive great book!

I loved absolutely every thing about this novel along with the whole Country Club Murders series.

ok story, bad narrator

The narrator's voice was awful. She sounded like she was breathing helium. I won't choose any other books with that narrator.

Only complaint is that it's too short

Julie Mulhern's Country Club Murder series always hits it out of the park. Great story, witty characters, and great writing. This is yet another example. I adore this series!
My only complaint about this addition to the series is that it was just two hours long.
The narrator, Callie Beaulieu, is as always a wonder voice for the characters. She brings them to life in a most wonderful way.

Anarchy surprised me!

These stories get better and better. Please keep writing them. I was a senior in high school in 1979. I know these times. And it’s so wonderful to relive them.