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A woman and her ghost roommate investigate their most personal case yet in Olivia Blacke’s THE KEY TO A KILLER, the final book in the Anthony Award winning Ruby and Cordelia Mystery trilogy.
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PRAISE FOR THE KEY TO A KILLER:
“For readers who like their mystery with a solid dose of the otherworldly.”—Kirkus Reviews
“With these likable characters and a quirky storyline, Death at the Door is a fun read that feels fresh, perfect for fans of supernatural mysteries with a cozy mystery mentality.”—Booklist
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ABOUT THE KEY TO A KILLER:
When Ruby Young discovered that her Boston apartment was haunted, she did what any reasonable person would do: befriend the ghost. Their relationship overcame a shaky start—Cordelia Graves never wanted a roommate in life, she certainly didn’t want one in death. After working together to solve a few murders, the two are close friends, but there’s a lingering question neither of them have been able to answer: what led to Cordelia’s death?
Lately things have been adding up that suggest foul play. And when Cordelia’s memories of that day start to come back, the roommates can’t ignore it anymore: Cordelia was murdered. Ruby and Cordelia are going to have to piece together what Cordelia’s final days looked like—otherwise a killer could go free.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
OLIVIA BLACKE (she/her) had her first encounter with a ghost when she was only five years old, but her first involvement with an active crime scene wasn’t until much later, when she accidentally stepped into a chalk outline on a Manhattan sidewalk.
OLIVIA BLACKE (she/her) is the Anthony Award-winning author of the Ruby and Cordelia Mysteries, as well as the cozy Record Shop Mysteries and the Brooklyn Murder Mysteries.
Armed with a Criminology and Criminal Justice degree, she finally found a way to channel her love of the supernatural and passion for writing into the darkly humorous Ruby and Cordelia Mysteries.
She is also the author of the Record Shop Mysteries and the Brooklyn Murder Mysteries.
She still wants to be a unicorn when she grows up.
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