Murder@ the Black Mesa Cafe:Large Print Edition

Download or read book Murder@ the Black Mesa Cafe:Large Print Edition written by Marty Knox and published by . This book was released on 2018-08-10 with total page 494 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A Small Town Arizona MysteryWho Murdered Mom? A toxic Mom instigates her own murder at the Black Mesa Café., Arizona."Everything revolves around bread and death." Old Proverb* Do you dread family get-togethers?* Do relatives start arguments at mealtime?* Did you wish they'd receive their comeuppance?* Does your mother drive you mad with unreasonable demands?* Did you attend funerals where ancient wrongs and Family secrets ferment to a boil?* Have you lost cherished possessions?* Has something forced you to start over from scratch? Cyber forensic analyst. Minerva Doyle, and her husband. Michael Doyle, retired ATF agent, celebrate her signed teaching contract with Navapache Community College in Northern Arizona. They look forward to a romantic weekend at the local Bed and Breakfast off Old Route 66. Newlyweds Minerva and Michael, play their favorite guessing game 'a la Sherlock Holmes' while waiting to eat supper at the quirky Black Mesa Café, Arizona. A welder, a law officer, and an elderly woman fall under the couples' scrutiny. When Mary Steven, the tyrannical matriarch, collapses at the next table, Minerva clears gawkers out of the way and calls 911 while Michael gives Mary CPR. Because Mary Steven died at the hospital, Marshal Charles Dubois interviews Minerva and Micahel Doyle, the eyewitnesses. He warns the Doyles that the Steven's clan is infamous for lawsuits. The Good Samaritans soon discover that helping a person in trouble can cause financial ruin. Minerva rejects the Steven's wrongful death claim by discovering the real murderer. Minerva seeks justice for the victim so she can clear Michael's good name. Who is lying? Who is telling the truth? Who murdered Mom? "All my possessions for a moment of time." Elizabeth 1 Queen of England."A free life cannot acquire many possessions because this is not easy to do without servility to mobs or monarchs." Epicurus"Happiness resides not in possessions, and not in gold; happiness dwells in the soul." Democritus