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Murder and Mahjong

Divine Place Supernatural Cozy Mystery, Book 1

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Murder and Mahjong

By: Annabel Chase
Narrated by: Traci Odom
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To err is human, to end up in the supernatural afterlife in a hot dog suit is divine.

When Eloise Worthington drops dead and awakens in the afterlife, she knows she doesn’t belong—mainly because she’s surrounded by a supernatural cocktail of species she never knew existed. Gods, witches, vampires, werewolves—and now Eloise, a middle-aged human more concerned with getting her way than getting out of someone else’s. She quickly learns that this supernatural retirement village isn’t the last stop on the Afterlife Express and villagers can be blinked out of existence, which is exactly what happens to Zeus. Yes, that Zeus.

Unfortunately, it appears that Eloise is to blame—or is she? Never one to shy away from a challenge—although her idea of a challenge usually involves tequila and a cartwheel—Eloise sets out to clear her name and, in the process, figure out where she truly belongs.

Welcome to Divine Place, because sometimes a fresh start requires a little divine intervention.

Murder and Mahjong is the first book in the Divine Place supernatural cozy mystery series.

Other series by Annabel Chase: Spellbound, Spellbound Ever After, Starry Hollow Witches, Federal Bureau of Magic, Spellslingers Academy of Magic, Crossroads Queen, Midnight Empire, Pandora's Pride, Magic Bullet.

©2019 Annabel Chase (P)2026 Red Palm Press LLC
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I was not sure if I should leave a review. I believe in the old adage, if you don't have anything nice to say, etc. Then a full day later it was still surprising to me how an author I have thoroughly enjoyed could have thought so little of her fans to offer this up. I alpua free story, and maybe this was some kind of contractual obligation, but seriously it was like one long Mad Libs. I have paid a lot of money listening to this author in the past. Not sure I will do that again.

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