Fatality in F (Gethsemane Brown Mysteries #4)

Fresh from solving her third mystery — and saving Dunmullach's firstborn males from a vengeful ghost — Gethsemane Brown's ready to relax and enjoy her summer. Her plans include nothing more dangerous than performing in the opening ceremony of the annual rose and garden show and cheering on Frankie Grennan, who's entered his hybrid rose into the competition.

But when a mysterious stalker starts leaving Frankie floral bouquets as coded messages, Gethsemane fears a copy-cat may be planning to recreate the still-unsolved murders of the infamous Flower Shop Killer. Then Frankie's main competitor in the rose show — and the reason his marriage failed — turns up dead in Frankie's rose garden. Frankie takes first prize in the category "prime suspect."

So much for a relaxing summer.

As bodies start dropping like rose petals, Gethsemane must judge the other suspects and find the real killer. Or rose bushes won't be the only things dead-headed in Dunmullach.

"Fatality in F is the fourth in the Gethsemane Brown series and my favorite so far....If you enjoy cozy mysteries this series is one that I highly recommend picking up." Monlatable Reviews

"[D]elightful....Plausible motives and eccentric, well-defined suspects abound. Full of snappy dialogue, this paranormal cozy is pure, sparkling fun." Publishers Weekly

"Fatality in F is a fun books for readers who like their mysteries with a bit of humor and a dash of the paranormal. It was a fun, easy read that did not disappoint." Mama on the Rocks

A writer since childhood, Alexia Gordon won her first writing prize in the 6th grade. She continued writing through college but put literary endeavors on hold to finish medical school and Family Medicine residency training. She established her medical career then returned to writing fiction. Raised in the southeast, schooled in the northeast, she relocated to the west where she completed Southern Methodist University's Writer's Path program. She admits Texas brisket is as good as Carolina pulled pork. She practices medicine in North Chicago, IL. She enjoys the symphony, art collecting, embroidery, and ghost stories.