The Last Supper Club

A Southern Gothic Murder Mystery

By: Ricky Fitzpatrick

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

In Magnolia Bluff, secrets don’t stay buried.
They just sink deeper into the Georgia clay — fed by gossip, watered with prayer, and left to rot beneath the magnolia trees.

When Birdie Jean Prather — the town’s queen of Sunday dinners and whispered wonders — drops dead at a gathering of the Last Supper Club, nobody wants to ask too many questions.
Not the Sheriff.
Not the women clutching their casseroles.
Not even Birdie’s oldest friends.

But Ruby Nell Hightower isn’t about to let the past lie quietly.

"If the men of Magnolia Bluff wouldn't dig up the truth, then the women would.
They always did."

Digging into Birdie Jean’s life, she peels back the polished legend of Magnolia Bluff itself: a twisted, aching story of old bargains, family burdens, and the kind of pride that blooms best in the dark. By the time everyone's secrets start coming out, the old ghosts of the past are barely even bothering to hide.

What Ruby finds will test her loyalty, her faith, and her place in a town that would rather bury its sins than face them.

“Some truths deserve to be unearthed.
Some lies are too heavy to leave behind.
And sometimes, the only miracle is the surviving.”

With an artful blend of Southern Gothic and classic Murder Mystery, The Last Supper Club will have your curiosity ringing at a fever pitch and your lil ol' heart beating right out of your chest. It's rapid fire, slow burn drama at its dark, intoxicating best.

So grab a glass of sweet tea and turn your phone to silent. Because once you start reading, you won't want to stop until you've laughed, gasped, cried and clutched your pearls at the delicious secrets of The Last Supper Club.