Jane Serrano Mystery series by Elizabeth C. Main (#1-2)
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Overview: Elizabeth C. Main lives in Bend, Oregon. It’s not an accident that all her novels have Oregon settings. Her mysteries are loosely based on years of experience working at an independent bookstore in Bend.
Genre: Mystery
1. Murder of the Month
Jane Serrano organized the Murder of the Month Book Club to entice mystery readers into the struggling independent bookstore in Juniper, Oregon, where she worked. How was she to know that the bizarre collection of mystery readers who joined wouldn’t find agreement on anything beyond the club’s name? Or that Bianca, Jane’s flaky 19-year-old daughter, would join the group and promptly accuse the local district attorney of murdering his wife? Her evidence? The plot of a silly mystery novel.
Then Bianca disappeared, leaving Wendell, her beloved one-eyed dog, without food or water. Jane instantly recognized that Bianca had stumbled onto something dangerous. Unable to convince the sheriff that her daughter had been the victim of foul play, Jane set out to find her. Hindered by the inept efforts of her fellow book club members who came armed only with half-baked ideas of solving crimes “by the book,” Jane was caught between fending off her friends and locating her daughter before the killer struck again.
2. No Rest for the Wicked
In Juniper, Oregon, con artist Hunter Blackburn is found dead in the trunk of a rental. Sheriff Arnie Kraft thinks the late Hunter’s former wife, Wedding Belle Bridal Shop owner, Alix Boudreau, killed the grafter who targeted the elderly.
At Thornton’s Books, Alix’s friend Jane Serrano and her Murder of the Month Book Club members think otherwise. One of the group participants Minnie Salter decides to follow her Bible and investigate. Velda Kubek joins Minnie as an excuse to escape her caregiving of her elderly aunt.
Jane, whose daughter works for the prime suspect, knows many of the older Thornton customers and other Juniper residents lost money to Hunter’s schemes, so while Arnie fumbles, she looks in that direction. Jane and company look like amateurs by fumbling on the case, but next to the sheriff, they look like pros.
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