The treasure was perhaps a myth. The murder wasn’t. Charlie and Ben are guests for a week of sun, fun, and golf in Charlevoix, Michigan. They stay in one of the famous Mushroom houses—a house weirdly built with mostly boulders. Legend has it that a ghost resides in the house, and somewhere inside—hidden for decades—is a huge cash treasure from the Prohibition days. All’s fine for a couple of days. Then a murder. Then, part of the secret treasure shows up. Then another part. There’s a wild scramble to uncover the treasure, including a strange voyage to Beaver Island, two hours into Lake Michigan. You could probably guess the ending in a thousand years, or you can get right to it now. This is a quirky mystery novel with sharp twists, dry humor, zero cursing, and a hero who refuses to age quietly. If you’re a fan of Richard Osman, Robert Thorogood, Janet Evanovich, Carl Hiaasen, or anyone who knows murder should come with a side of mischief—welcome to the club. This is a fast read. Old guys like things fast. WHAT READERS SAY ABOUT 'OLD GUYS MURDER MYSTERY SERIES' ***** “It has a great cast of characters that one would love to have as friends.” ***** “I must admit out of the thousands of mysteries I have read, none have ended this way. Well done!” ***** “A fast-paced, imaginative, and laugh-out-loud funny mystery.” ***** “Wow, who would have thought that elderly people can be so full of life, well done, great ass-kicking, humorous story and characters. Love the characters to pieces.” ***** “I have read all the books in this series and was happy when I finally snagged the latest, this one. It’s like meeting old friends again.”