Pepper, the Biker & the Vanishing Body

Author: Donna Fletcher
Genre(s): Suspense | Crime and Mafia
Total pages: 111
Pepper, the Biker & the Vanishing Body

Where did the body go and who looted the mausoleum?

When Pepper and Ian stumble across a body in a looted mausoleum, they’re ready to roll up their sleeves and dig into the mystery. Except…poof! The body pulls a Houdini. One minute it’s there, and the next? Gone without so much as a “ta-da!”

Where did it go? Who was it? Was the guy even, you know, dead? And just who’s been treating the crypt like their personal treasure chest? Things only get weirder when the body reappears—and promptly vanishes again. Talk about playing hard to get.
But let’s not forget, this is Willow Lake, PA. Mysteries here never come solo. While Pepper’s trying to keep up with the disappearing corpse, her mom is diving headfirst into the mayor’s race, wielding more campaign drama than a reality TV show. Meanwhile, Pepper’s brother Josh seems to be navigating his own love triangle—will it be Kate from Yesterday’s Treasures or will his competition, Burke, win her hand? And speaking of family, Kelly, Pepper’s sister-in-law, is about to pop with baby number one, meaning chaos is just one contraction away.
And because this isn’t complicated enough, a motorcycle gang rolls into town, and their leader, Cougar, seems to have taken a…special interest in Pepper. Is he flirting or fishing for info? Either way, it’s hard to trust a guy named after a big cat.

With interest in the Willow crypt growing, bodies pulling disappearing acts, and trouble brewing faster than Willow Lake’s gossip, Pepper and Ian are in for a wild ride. Buckle up and come join the gang for another zany, laugh-out-loud mystery—because in Willow Lake, the only thing crazier than the cases are the people solving them.

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