Description

When Meg Langslow’s grandmother Cordelia turns her craft center into a bustling Renaissance Faire, the family jumps in to help—until a performer’s death turns the festivities into a dangerous mystery. As suspicion quickly lands on Meg’s grandfather, Meg must untangle a web of stagecraft, secrets, and mistaken identities to uncover what really happened. With her trademark wit and keen eye for human nature, Meg follows clues through the fair’s colorful characters, from costumers and craftsmen to rivals with motives of their own. Blending cozy charm with a sharp, puzzle-driven plot, this installment explores themes of family loyalty, the stories people tell, and how appearances can mislead—especially when the truth is hiding in plain sight.

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paperback

St. Martin's Press

Published Jan 1, 2020

304 pages

ISBN: 9781250193025

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First Published

2020

Language

eng

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