Good Homes and Homicide (The Better Housekeeping Mysteries #2)

In a town that prides itself on keeping house, someone is tidying up the wrong way

Agatha Graycobble has hung up her gardening gloves. No more meddling. No more “accidents.” No more taking care of problems her own way.

That was the plan.

Then someone starts killing again in ways that feel… familiar.

Detective April Carter recognizes the pattern long before anyone else does. The deaths look harmless on the surface, but beneath the tidy explanations is something deliberate, personal, and terrifyingly close to home. Someone knows Agatha’s history. Someone is copying her.

And they’re not being careful.

As suspicion creeps through their small town, April walks a dangerous line between duty and loyalty, trying to stop a killer without exposing a truth that could shatter everything. Meanwhile, a handsome sharp-eyed federal investigator lingers nearby asking just enough questions to make things complicated in more ways than one.

Because this time, the secrets aren’t staying buried.

And the past isn’t finished yet.