Fox Trot Murder

Goldie Weston Historical Mysteries 1920s light and clean cozy Book 2

Goldie Weston has no trouble offering solutions in her ladies’ column for household challenges and matters of the heart. It’s her own relationships that cause her problems. Is it any wonder why?Her mother is resolved to marry her off. Her flapper-aged sister is determined to join the world of bootleggers and rum runners. And her brother Hap is a prime suspect for murder. When Hap isn’t busy dodging the police, he’s fox trotting his way across a dance floor.While chasing clues to clear her brother, Goldie is simultaneously tasked to convince him to give up his hapless nightlife and join the world of respectable businessmen. She has her work cut out for her when he refuses to abandon both the music and the dancing he loves. Finding the solution to this challenge forces Goldie to follow Hap’s fox trotting connections into a world of gangsters, bootleggers, and rum runners.Doing so brings her closer to the special agent tasked with arresting her brother for murder. Given Hap’s proximity to the victim at the time of death, Zebulon Masterson is convinced of his guilt. Goldie must perform some fancy footsteps to keep her role with the newspaper a secret, solve problems for members of her family, and find a killer with a special agent hard on her stylish heels.A light and clean cozy roaring twenties historical mystery that offers a look into life in the early 1920s.