It's here!

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What's here? Well, not the new book, but--we have a cover! It's been a lot longer process than intended, but so has the editing process! Both are now under control, and I'm happy to announce that Washed Up With the Tide has a cover and a release date!

This is awkward, because I'm heading out on the trail again so I'm not able to promote as much as I'd like, so feel free to share and boost!

Coming... November 18, 2024.

To celebrate, I'm dropping the price of the ebook of Book 1. A Coastal Corpse is now$3.99 at most retailers, through the end of November!


Washed Up With the Tide

Baked goods, beautiful weather, and … bodies on the beach? There’s trouble in Smelt Point and it’s up to Seffi to solve the case!

 

Seffi’s pleasure in her long walks among the fall colors is more than a little marred when she encounters cantankerous fisherman Bob Hughes washed up on the shore—sodden, entangled in a net, and very definitely dead. Did the man drink too much and fall overboard in an unfortunate accident? Or was his death something more sinister? With an estranged wife, enemies in the fishing fleet, and ticked-off deckhands, there are plenty of people around Smelt Point who aren’t sorry he’s dead. But did any of them actually kill him? The scuttlebutt at the bakery raises more questions than it answers, and to top it off the fishermen gathering there have eaten Seffi’s favorite treats.

 

Once again Seffi needs all her reasoning and gossip-gathering talents to help village policeman Miah Cox get to the bottom of the mystery. But will Miah’s own secret tear the village apart?

More importantly, will Seffi ever get to finish her walk and enjoy her pastries in peace?

 

 

#2 in the Seffi Wardwell Mysteries.



And now, the cover...

 


Available now for preorder!


Amazon Paperback--coming soon

Kindle

Universal Buy Link (not available for preorder in all stores)

Comments

  1. Alex J. CavanaughOctober 9, 2024 at 4:09 AM

    Great cover. Nice touch with the boot.

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    1. Rebecca M. DouglassOctober 9, 2024 at 6:34 AM

      Thanks! Glad you can see the boot—I was a little worried about that.

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  2. Rebecca M. DouglassOctober 9, 2024 at 6:35 AM

    Just found that you can’t pre-order paperbacks, but I’m happy to take orders personally and will send out signed copies on or before release day!

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  3. Jemima PettOctober 10, 2024 at 12:02 PM

    Lovely cover 😀

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  4. Sandy ReinschmidtOctober 10, 2024 at 1:17 PM

    Hurray!! I'd like one please!

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