"With obvious affection, Sharon Lee introduces us to Wimsy, Maine, where a timeless and timely contemporary mystery leads us and transplanted flatlander Jen Pierce into a world containing witches, internet bulletin boards, an antique electric railroad, and murder—a world built with the same attention to character, story, and setting that we have long expected in the Liaden Universe(R) books. Like all of her books, this one's a keeper. . ." — Modean Moon, author of RWA Rita award winner The Covenant

Wimsy can kill you... Ask Jen Pierce, late of Baltimore, and now the proud owner of an old farmhouse in the country, a cat named Jasper, and an at-risk job at the local newspaper. Not long ago, she survived a run-in with a murderer from away. Now there are several new deaths in town, and she's the reporter on the spot. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\* Front and center—I loved this book. . .The evocation of place was so strong that I thought I could smell the crisp winter air and that scent of pine when you reach out and brush against the trees when walking in the woods. The mystery of Lisa Gagnan's death is unraveled by questioning, searching for clues, and listening as much as to what is not said as to what is said. . .There's some nifty twists and turns to the plot so you're kept guessing to the end. —-Gayle Surrette, Gumshoe Review