Pastepot Murders

THE PASTEPOT MURDERS

Cassie Madison knows she leads a boring life. She is thirty-two years old, single, writes instructional manuals for washing machines and vacuum cleaners and takes care of her friends' dogs and cats.

She is trying to find the perfect boyfriend. The only problem is that her male friends are also seeking the ideal mate. Then Michael Canfield re-enters her life at their ten-year reunion. But is he the true love of her life? And so the merry-go-round keeps going. She escapes to her writing room, sometimes her crying room, to write children's books and her first murder mystery.

But still, her life is boring until an innocent outing to buy memorabilia at a newspaper auction. She spends a small fortune on pastepots, embroiling her in a series of murders.

Cassie jumps in with both feet to solve "Who done it?" Many opinions and clues are scrutinized at Cassie's crime-solving lasagna dinners, where a gathering of quirky characters tests her skills as a scholarly private eye who kisses her boring life goodbye.