Connie Shelton

Honeymoons Can Be Murder Connie Shelton

It's Christmas and Charlie and Drake are finally able to go on their dream honeymoon. It's a mixed blessing--they get to spend three months at the famed Taos Ski Valley, but Drake will be working, shuttling skiers with his helicopter. When Drake's assistant, Eloy Romero, is accused of killing his own brother, a Catholic priest, Charlie offers to help sort out the clues.







Drawn into the art world for which Taos is known, Charlie and her sidekick dog Rusty begin to uncover connections between the murdered priest and the theft of millions of dollars in religious artifacts. As the pieces click into place, she finds that she, Rusty and Drake are placing their lives on the line.











Praise for USA Today bestseller Connie Shelton:



"Charlie is...just what readers want in an amateur sleuth." -- Booklist







"Tension is fast paced..." -- Bookwatch







"A well written by-the-book who done it that will enthrall purists." --Midwest Book Review







"Shelton again has done a superb job in bringing New Mexico to life in her colorful, vivid description... Readers can only hope the likable characters, fast-paced plots and local color will continue." -- Albuquerque Journal







"Connie Shelton gets better with every book she writes." -- The Midwest Book Review