The Connecticut Corpse Caper

A week-long stay in a creepy Connecticut mansion is replete with hidden passageways, disappearing corpses, and quirky inheritance recipients. And if that's not enough to make for hair-raising moments on the secluded, storm-bound estate, how about a ghost named Fred?The stipulation in the will of Jill-Jocasta Fonne's aunt reads: if a guest leaves early, his or her share will be divided among those remaining. The first one to leave - permanently - dies just hours after arriving.Soon, people start dropping like flies. Donning amateur sleuth caps, Jill and her associates, Rey and Linda, attempt to solve the mystifying murders. Others jump in, and the bumbling and stumbling - and mayhem - begin. Tyler Colins is a fiction writer and blogger, and a sometimes editor and proofreader (books, manuals, and film/television scripts). She's also been known to create business plans, synopses and outlines, and film promotion documents.Fact-checking and researching, organizing and coordinating are both skills and joys (she likes playing detective and developing structure).Her fiction audience: lovers of female-sleuth mysteries. Her genres of preference: mysteries (needless to say), women's fiction, informative and "affirmative" non-fiction.She aims to provide readers with smiles and chuckles like the ever-talented Janet Evanovich and missed Lawrence Sanders, the "coziness" of Jessica Fletcher, and a few diversions and distractions as only long-time pros Jonathan Kellerman and Kathy Reichs can craft. The Triple Threat Mysteries series by Tyler Colins.