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Killing in C Sharp

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She saved Carraigfaire—but can she save her friends?

Gethsemane Brown fought off an attack by a sleazy hotel developer who wanted to turn her Irish cottage into a tourist trap. Now she must face a vengeful ghost determined to exact revenge for her murder centuries ago.

This ghost's wrath spares no one—not Gethsemane's students, Inspector Niall O'Reilly, fellow teacher Frankie Grennan, or a group of ghost hunters descended on Dunmullach to capture proof ghosts exist.

Proof Gethsemane has to quash to keep Eamon, her resident ghost and friend, from becoming an internet sensation.

As if a spiteful specter wasn't bad enough, a crooked music reviewer turns up dead in the opera house orchestra pit, a famous composer is arrested for the crime, and Gethsemane must team up with a notorious true-crime author to clear his name.

If she doesn't, friends will die, a ghost she cares about will never know peace, and she'll star in a final act gruesome enough for any opera.

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KILLING IN C SHARP by Alexia Gordon | A Henery Press Mystery. If you like one, you'll probably like them all.

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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.

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    • Publisher's Weekly

      Starred review from January 29, 2018
      In Gordon’s exceptional third mystery set in southwestern Ireland (after 2017’s Death in D Minor), wickedly smart Virginia-born classical musician Gethsemane Brown reluctantly gives
      in to the request of Billy McCarthy, her landlord, to allow paranormal investigators from a TV show to film the ghost of his long-dead composer uncle, Eamon McCarthy, at historic Carraigfaire Cottage, where she’s the tenant. Unfortunately, all this hoopla coincides with Gethsemane’s hosting composer Aed Devlin, who’s premiering his new opera in the nearby village of Dunmullach. At the opening, a life-absorbing angry spirit from the 14th century makes trouble; later, acerbic music critic Bernard Stoltz turns up dead in the orchestra pit. Suspicion falls on Aed, since the critic ruined his
      marriage and accused him
      of plagiarism. When Gethsemane sets out to clear Aed’s name, she discovers that nearly everyone had a motive to want Stoltz dead. Gethsemane and Eamon’s comfortable repartee keeps readers hanging on for more. Most important, Gordon has her ghosts operate under a set of limitations, allowing her earthly protagonists to shine as they cleverly solve crimes. Fans of paranormal cozies will be enthralled. Agent: Paula Munier, Talcott Notch Literary.

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