Museums Can Be Murder (Jillian Bradley Mysteries Series #11)

by Nancy Jill Thames

Overview

The Christmas holidays get a morbid start when Jillian Bradley's neice Kaitlin Romero discovers the body of her boss at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. An envelope containing rare Charles Dickens illustrations is missing, and Detective Mickey Wells must reluctantly rely on Jillian's help to solve the crime.The case goes international when the vendor of the illustrations is murdered and linked to possible fraud. As always, Jillian's Yorkie companion Teddy helps solve the case by discovering an important clue. Afternoon tea included!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781974615131
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	08/31/2017
Series:	Jillian Bradley Mysteries Series , #11
Pages:	164
Product dimensions:	5.51(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.35(d)

About the Author

Nancy Jill Thames was born to write mysteries. From her early days as the neighborhood storyteller to the Amazon author Watch Bestseller List, she has always had a vivid imagination and loves to solve problems - perfect for plotting whodunits. In 2010, Nancy Jill published her first mystery "Murder in Half Moon Bay," introducing her well-loved protagonist Jillian Bradley, and clue-sniffing Yorkie, "Teddy."
When she isn't plotting Jillian's next perilous adventure, Nancy Jill travels between Texas, California, and Georgia, finding new ways to spoil her grandchildren, playing classical favorites on her baby grand or having afternoon tea with friends.
She lives with her husband in Texas and is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers.

To learn more about Nancy Jill, visit http://www.nancyjillthames.com or contact her at [e-mail]