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The Inn at Holiday Bay: Clue in the Clam Paperback – April 19, 2021
Kathi Daley (Author) Find all the books, read about the author, and more. See search results for this author |
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- Print length191 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateApril 19, 2021
- Dimensions5 x 0.44 x 8 inches
- ISBN-13979-8740985039
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- ASIN : B092X53986
- Publisher : Independently published (April 19, 2021)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 191 pages
- ISBN-13 : 979-8740985039
- Item Weight : 6.9 ounces
- Dimensions : 5 x 0.44 x 8 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #764,212 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #5,323 in Cozy Culinary Mysteries
- #10,706 in Cozy Animal Mysteries
- #264,513 in Romance (Books)
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USA Today Bestselling Author Kathi Daley lives in the beautiful alpine community of Lake Tahoe with her husband Ken. When she's not writing she enjoys hanging out on the beach with her children and grandchildren. During the summer she enjoys hiking, kayaking, mountain biking, wakeboarding, and sunset cruises on the lake. During the winter she enjoys cross country skiing, snowshoeing, and curling up by a fire with a good book.
Kathi uses her mountain home as inspiration for her books, all which include appearances by the wildlife she shares her life with.
For weekly updates and contests sign up for her newsletter The Daley Weekly at (http://eepurl.com/NRPDf)or by accessing the link on her Facebook page or website.
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After Abby Sullivan’s lost her husband and their infant son in a tragic accident, she moved to Holiday Bay, Maine, opened the Inn at Holiday Bay, made a new life for herself, and found a home and a family. Georgia Carter, who has also overcome obstacles in her life, is the inn’s talented cook/baker and manager, and she and her Newfoundland dog, Ramos, live with Abby, Rufus, a Maine Coon, and Molly, a terrier mix, in a cottage on the property. Georgia’s cable cooking show, Cooking with Georgia, is doing well. Jeremy Slater, who lives in the inn’s basement apartment with his young niece, Annabelle, is a valuable asset who helps with the inn’s day-to-day operations.
Holiday Bay is preparing for their annual Clam Bake week. Abby and Georgia decided to have the inn’s murder mystery dinner and clam bake on a private island owned by Belmont Salinger. After Georgia is contacted by a representative of the theater group about needing photographs of the island, Tanner agrees to use his boat to make a trip to the island. Georgia invites Abby and Colt to join them, and they make plans to go out to dinner afterward. Unfortunately, their plans change when Abby comes upon the body of a local town councilman, Oliver Halifax. As Police Chief Colt Wilder investigates, he and Abby uncover secrets harbored by several local residents.
It is always great to meet new people and catch up with favorite friends and guests from past books.
Abby and staff are figuring out how much to develop and extend the inn property and there is a debated development project for the shoreline. So when a body is discovered on the island where the mystery dinner is going to be held, people speculate about the motive.
Past mysteries are also continued in this book, and romantic elements play a role.
Great story with many emotional elements.
Aside from the usual gang at the inn, and the guests with their interesting stories, Abby is expecting a short-term guest that she has been looking forward to meeting, Sydney Whitmore, a forensic psychologist who had known Abby’s late husband, Ben.
The quaint little seacoast town of Holiday Bay, Maine is hosting its annual clam bake with a murder mystery dinner, catered by Abby’s business partner and best friend Georgia.
A phone call from the theater company who is putting on the murder mystery portion of the event sends Georgia, Abby, Jeremy, Colt and Tanner out to take pictures of the island where the clam bake is to be held just in time to discover a dead body.
There is plenty more mystery to be found in this book, along with a bit or romance and lots of friendship and fun. I don’t want to spoil it for anyone, so I will just say that it is a wonderful book and I highly recommend it.
The multiple murder mystery is clever and woven in and out of several intriguing side stories: a follow-up on the grave site found on Abby’s property, intriguing stories about an environmental impact research, a relationship triangle, and a controversy over a mega resort project. The crime with a clever details and motive does take a backseat at times when addressing everyday responsibilities and improvements to the Inn, prepping for the upcoming events, and updates on relationships, but nothing too deep to interfere with the main story. Along with more insights into Abby’s late husband, a new character in the Daley universe is introduced with a bit of the premise of the new series; Sydney Whitmore will have her own cozy mystery series, The Resort at Castaway Bay, as a forensic psychologist working with a unique civilian investigative team. Although the first murder was discovered by our Abby and friends, the subsequent discoveries occur off the page along with some of the clues. Clue reviews, scenarios, and wrap ups are often presented when characters get together; more likely this is reality.
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While the weekend residents of The Inn need looking after, Colt is trying to find out who killed the man; and when more bodies are found, it becomes imperative the murderer is caught before even more people are killed.
A cosy mystery series, with an underlying story yet to be revealed. Best read in order to preserve continuity of the storyline. I'm eagerly looking forward to the next release.

With that falling flat we needed a good strong case and once again we got a damp squib fizzled a bit and then went out.. seven deadly sins? Men's retreat? Big development? Too many connections and too many potential victims.. all stretched a bit too far..


The mystery is always good .
Would recommend the whole series
