After a shooting occurs at the Farmhouse Fixer Upper, Bohemian Lake's favorite house flippers follow the clues down the rabbit hole—an old asylum-turned-art-studio, and what they find is most haunting. House Flippers Jack & Juniper have invited Junie's art enthusiast family to stay with them at their latest purchase—a romantic old farmhouse in a pastoral setting, where the Bohemian Lake Art Council & Festival Committee are holding the Alice in Easter Land Egg Hunt & Auction. The only problem, Juniper has to collect the Auction's main bid—one of the Romanov's recovered Imperial Easter Eggs from a haunted asylum-turned-creative-space where a poltergeist has latched itself onto the rare piece of work. What's worse than that? Interacting with her dad's new girlfriend, the snooty art specialist who procured it. With the holiday dinner fast approaching, bodies pile higher than goodies in an Easter basket and they all point to the possibility that there's a bad egg at the table. The​ world of art in Bohemian Lake paints a very abstract two-sided picture where no one and no thing is what they seem. Crème Eggs, Corpses and the Farmhouse Fixer Upper is the eleventh book in the Bohemian Lake Series, and it's the fourth of the series dedicated to the haunted house flippers. While the series is best enjoyed in order, each book is a complete mystery on its own. For those of you who are new to my books, the Bohemian Lake series is a world comprised of multiple sets. Each set focuses on a different Bohemian resident(s), although all of the books intersect.