Who's Killing the Old (and mostly lovable) Mystery Writers?: Old Guys Murder Mystery #5

Murder is what they know so well. Who’s deftly putting it into practice?

Seven of the top mystery writers meet with the guru of mysteries, the best-selling mystery writer second only to James Patterson.

They invite Charlie North, retired columnist and now famous blogger, to be the kickoff speaker. After the opening dinner, the writers would once again collaborate to write a wildly successful mystery novel. They’d done it before with the #1 global seller Dead Men Don’t Age.

The writers share equally in the proceeds from the book sales to the movie rights. If a writer quit or died during the 30-day collaboration, their share would go to the remaining writers.

The writers are confident about the financial return. Heck, the movie rights were already in the bag for big bucks. But, then, one writer gets murdered. Then another. Charlie North and his buddy Ben Tucker investigate.

The mystery writers keep writing. And another body falls. Charlie and Ben think they have it all figured out, but these writers are a strange bunch—they specialize in thinking up how to kill somebody and covering tracks. They’ve done it a thousand times. Now, one of the writers is killing for real, and Charlie and Ben have been warned that they’re the next on the list.

If you’re in the mood for a quirky mystery novel that plunks humor and suspense into the same MixMaster, put this book in your hands today.