A Murder for the Books

In a quaint small town, Amy Webber seeks refuge from the chaos of her recent relationship by moving in with her aunt. The comforting walls of the family home provide a sense of solace, but as Amy settles into the rhythm of small-town life, she soon finds herself entangled in a local mystery. The peaceful ambiance is shattered when a beloved local figure is found murdered, leaving the community in shock and fear.

With her background as a university librarian, Amy's analytical mind is put to the test as she navigates the complexities of the investigation. She becomes a reluctant sleuth, piecing together clues that weave through the town's history and its residents' intertwined lives. Each step brings her closer to uncovering the truth, but it also risks drawing her deeper into danger.

As the layers of the seemingly idyllic town are peeled away, new friendships and unanticipated revelations emerge, challenging Amy's perceptions of love, loyalty, and trust. Balancing her newfound role as an amateur detective with the need to heal from her past, Amy embarks on a journey that could change her life forever—or cost her everything.