Murder at the Morrisey Mystery

In the heart of downtown Seattle, a quirky building is home to a cast of eccentric residents, both living and not. When Meg Dawson moves back to the Morrisey after quitting her career as an artist, she thinks she's found a safe haven. But when she discovers a murdered resident, Meg realizes that her sanctuary may not be as secure as she thought. It quickly becomes clear that the police are lacking an important piece of the investigative puzzle. Because of her ability to communicate with ghosts, Meg has information about the man's death no one else knows. Ripley, Meg's ghostly best friend, is confident they can solve the mystery and keep the rest of the residents safe. Meg and her friend must navigate strange happenings and unravel the secrets of their building before it's too late. Perfect for fans of Eryn Scott's Pebble Cove Teahouse Mysteries, this new series follows Meg and a lovable cast of residents, both living and not, as they navigate strange happenings in their eccentric downtown Seattle building. While each mystery is a standalone, the series is best read in order to avoid spoilers.

Meg Dawson and the rest of the Morrisey residents can't handle any more surprises in their beloved downtown Seattle apartment building. So, when Meg finds a secret staircase leading down to the famous Seattle Underground, she's tempted to turn back. The area was supposed to be closed off long ago. But turning back isn't so easy when she stumbles on not one, but two bodies in the hidden space. And even though the two deaths are separated by a century, the victims have more in common than Meg first realizes. Meg must sort through the Underground's storied past to find the truth about who or what took the two lives if she has any hope of stopping it from happening once more. This time, the next body might not take a hundred years to show up. Perfect for fans of Eryn Scott's Pebble Cove Teahouse Mysteries, this new series follows Meg and a lovable cast of residents, both living and not, as they navigate strange happenings in their eccentric downtown Seattle building. While each mystery is a standalone, the series is best read in order to avoid spoilers.

After two murders on the premises, the manager of the Morrisey has cracked down on who has access to the building, buying the residents a few months of peace. But the increased security hasn't made them immune to porch pirates. Packages are disappearing almost as soon as they're delivered. The joke is on the thief when one of the packages contains poisoned truffles, and they consume what was meant for someone else. Another body in the Morrisey puts a damper on the upcoming holiday season. Learning she was the intended target of the chocolates, overly dramatic Winnie Wisteria is inconsolable and quick to point fingers. But as the threats escalate, secretive Winnie must let the other residents into her life if she wants to stay alive. Helping her figure out who wants her dead takes Meg and her ghostly pals into the spotlight of Seattle's theater scene. But when everyone's acting, who can Meg believe? And will she find the killer before it becomes someone's final curtain call? Perfect for fans of Eryn Scott's Pebble Cove Teahouse Mysteries, this new series follows Meg and a lovable cast of residents, both living and not, as they navigate strange happenings in their eccentric downtown Seattle building. This series is clean, without swearing or gore. While each mystery is a standalone, the series is best read in order to avoid spoilers.

Meg Dawson's world is turned upside down when her Aunt Penny makes a surprise appearance at the Seattle apartment building she once called home. But the true reason for Penny's visit is a mystery that could rock the very foundations of the Morrisey community. During her visit, Penny breathes new life into the beloved Morrisey Masterpiece Classic, an annual building scavenger hunt. Tensions soar and rivalries ignite among the residents, including between Meg and Laurie. But what starts as a friendly competition soon takes a dark turn when apartment 5C is broken into and a body is discovered. Suddenly, the scavenger hunt transforms into a deadly game, with Meg and her neighbors unwittingly caught in the crosshairs. As the stakes rise and suspicions mount, Meg must figure out who killed the woman, and why, before it's too late. Perfect for fans of Eryn Scott's Pebble Cove Teahouse Mysteries, this new series follows Meg and a lovable cast of residents, both living and not, as they navigate strange happenings in their eccentric downtown Seattle building. While each mystery is a standalone, the series is best read in order to avoid spoilers.

The worst ice storm in recent history is about to hit Seattle. When the city suggests that residents stay inside and ride out the storm, Meg Dawson and the Morrisey residents stock up on essentials. They embrace the lockdown with fun, games, and apartment-hopping festivities. It all comes to a stop when a trail of blood is discovered in the lobby, leading to a spent bullet in the basement. Where did the bullet come from? Where's the victim of the shooting? And who pulled the trigger? The residents of the Morrisey are about to find out that the storm inside might be more treacherous than the one raging outside. Perfect for fans of Eryn Scott's Pebble Cove Teahouse Mysteries, this new series follows Meg and a lovable cast of residents, both living and not, as they navigate strange happenings in their eccentric downtown Seattle building. This series does not inlcude swearing or gore. While each mystery is a standalone, the series is best read in order to avoid spoilers.

Meg Dawson's summer is booked. Between working at an artist pop-up booth on the waterfront, helping Ripley solve the mystery behind her foster sister's death, and finally getting to know her father, the last thing Meg has time for is a houseguest. But Laurie's cousin Trenton needs a place to stay and Meg's studio is technically empty for the summer. It seems like the perfect situation … until it isn't. As fun as Laurie's cousin is, Trenton is also obviously involved in something shady. Meg's suspicions become impossible to overlook when a man dies at the front door of the Morrisey, and his last words seem to implicate Trenton as his murderer. Meg isn't a stranger to investigations. This time, however, she doesn't have Detective Anthony on her side. And while Trenton may be keeping secrets, Meg believes he's innocent. She sets out to clear his name, but when the ordeal ends in a rooftop standoff, Meg might not be able to save the day, or even everyone she loves. Perfect for fans of Eryn Scott's Pebble Cove Teahouse Mysteries, this new series follows Meg and a lovable cast of residents, both living and not, as they navigate strange happenings in their eccentric downtown Seattle building. While each mystery is a standalone, the series is best read in order to avoid spoilers.