I'm sorry was MIA last week. As I mentioned in an earlier email, I had to go out of town on a family issue. We recently learned my mother-in-law has cancer and it's been pretty scary for us all. She's doing well physically and emotionally, which was an inspiration to me. She was truly living in the moment despite the uncertainties and knowing the difficult road ahead. It has made me stop to ponder my own life and if I'm truly savoring it.
I've recently heard stories on the news that the pandemic has had a similar effect on people. Just like after 9-11, people are taking a look at their lives and making changes.
I'm fortunate that I have a wonderful family and work I enjoy. Even so, I'm looking at ways infuse more bliss in my life and taking time each day to savor what I have.
How about you? Has the pandemic or any other life event had you changing your life? What changes have you made?
Death of a Coupon Queen
Despite being out of town when Death of a Coupon Queen released, sales are chugging along and reviews are coming in! I really appreciate all the advanced readers and book purchasers who have taken the time to leave a review!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐I love, love, loved this book! - Karen, Amazon Reviewer
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐I highly recommend this book to any cozy mystery fans. - Ruby, Amazon Reviewer
If you love quirky characters, humorous situations, and a whodunnit mystery, I hope you'll read Death of a Coupon Queen.
See what others have said about Sophie Parker Coupon Mysteries:
"Watch out, Stephanie Plum. Sophie Parker has arrived! And she's a force of nature. Watching Sophie get herself in and out of trouble is a roller coaster ride with a most satisfactory ending."
--Betsy Ashton, Author of the Max Max Mysteries
"Death of a Debtor is a funny, fast paced mystery. Jenna Harte has given us another sleuth to love!"
--Mollie Cox Bryan, Agatha Nominated Author of the Cora Crafts Series
BLURB
Sophie Parker's life is looking up. She's getting along with her curmudgeonly great-aunt, dating a hot airplane repo man, and working part-time at the library telling fairy tales.
Sophie's new normal is cut to bits when she arrives at her coupon mentor's home to learn about using phone apps for shopping savings and finds her stabbed in the neck with her coupon sheers.
When her mentor's coupons are found in Sophie's nemesis, Vivie Danner's car, the case seems solved, although Sophie finds it hard to belie Vivie would murder in such a messy fashion.
Reluctantly recruited by Vivie, Sophie set out to find out who wanted the coupon queen dead. As Sophie uncovers secrets about the victim and other residents of the town, someone is lurking close by, ready to cut her life short.
