Carolyn Arnold

Exercise is Murder - McKinley Mysteries: Short & Sweet Cozies Carolyn Arnold

"Very intriguing, and it is a book I couldn't put down. You feel like you are one of the characters trying to solve the mystery with Sean and Sara. I love it when a murder mystery keeps me guessing until the very end." Dialogue with Doris, ?????

Running junkie Katie Carpenter takes a tumble down a ravine and ends up facedown in the Hudson River. The police conclude her death was an accident, but those who were close to Katie aren't buying that she just tripped and fell-including her pro-athlete boyfriend. But it's Katie's fitness trainer and friend who hires the McKinleys to investigate.

Anything but an easy case to solve, Sean and Sara will break a sweat trying to figure out who had the most to gain from the young woman's death. Sadly for Sean most of the evidence seems stacked against Katie's boyfriend-a man Sean idolizes. Can he put aside being starstruck long enough to view things objectively? If Katie's killer is going to be caught, he and Sara will need to remain flexible and it might require bending the rules a bit.

McKinley Mysteries are short & sweet just like that coffee you crave. Savor the perfect blend of romance, humor, and murder with zero additives such as foul language, graphic violence or sex. These international bestselling cozies are bound to hit the spot and keep you coming back for more. This is an addiction you can afford to have. Get started today.

Readers love Exercise is Murder

????? "A brilliant mystery you won't want to let pass you by!"

????? "Kept me guessing from the beginning."

????? "A real page-turner of a mystery that I didn't want to put down."

????? "I can highly recommend you grab a cup of tea and put your feet up to read this book."

????? "I love it when a murder mystery keeps me guessing until the very end. A must-read!"

????? "Totally entertaining... Highly recommend."

????? "I for one would recommend this series for a TV production."

????? "The story is very intriguing, and it is a book I couldn't put down."