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Doll restoration artist
Gretchen Birch answers an invitation to a party at an
unfamiliar dollhouse shop—and winds up in the thick of a
murder mystery of miniature proportions. Now she must rally
the help of her fellow Phoenix Dollars Club members who
share an obsession with all things small….
When
Gretchen finds Charlie Maize, the owner of the dollhouse
shop Mini Maize, on the floor dead and covered with toppled
miniature roomboxes, she fears that her death wasn’t an
accident. One of the roomboxes—displays that depict
real-life scenes with furniture and miniature dolls—is the
set for a murder…complete with a tiny axe with a bloody
blade and red splatters on the walls. As long as Gretchen
can stop from being distracted by a devilishly handsome (and
technically still married) detective, she'll follow the tiny
clues—and perhaps stop a killer who makes murder child’s
play.
"Filled with quirky
characters...a sweet, intriguing mystery." Romantic Times
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Contest
Winners!
Kharen McNamara of Orland Park, IL won a signed copy of
Murder Talks Turkey in Deb's mailing list drawing.
Diane Weir of Roswell, NM won a mini doll and a mini
Wobbles in the Dolls To Die For contest. Click
on Wobbles the cat for the correct answer.
Click here
to invite Deb to an event.
Watch
for book four in the Dolls To Die For series coming
December 4th
Books in the two series have been sold to a large print
publisher. Murder Passes the Buck, Dolled
Up For Murder, Murder Grins and Bears It and Goodbye
Dolly are available now.
Watch for Dolly Departed, coming soon.
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AVAILABLE
NOW!
Chapter one
of Murder Talks Turkey
Kirkus Review says:
Baker's animal-themed adventure of
three madcap ladies' exploits in Michigan's Upper
Peninsula
will make you chuckle and keep you
guessing.
It’s
spring in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula—an exciting season
of rising temperatures, budding romances, and the
turkey-hunting opener. But for sheer adrenaline value,
neither love nor turkeys can compete with the Credit
Union being held up at gunpoint. It’s not the best
planning to commit a robbery in a town where everyone is
armed for combat, and the gunman is shot dead in a room
full of witnesses—but the stolen money has disappeared
right in front of their eyes. Faster than you can say
“Tom Turkey,” Gertie, Cora Mae, and Kitty are on the
case.
"
A hoot with a heart."
Cozy Library
"The voice will stay with
you like an audio story." Crimespree Magazine
"Deb Baker is theJanet Evanovich of the
north woods." Escanaba BookWorld
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