Tulip Street (Rose Hill Book 14)

Hannah Campbell was born and raised a Fitzpatrick, with all the feisty nosiness that DNA brings, and her cousins, Maggie, and Claire, are her best friends. Animal rescue is Hannah’s passion, and while pursuing a stray through Rose Hill City Park, she stumbles upon a murder victim who looks familiar.

While Rose Hill’s police chief, Scott Gordon, is officially investigating the crime, Hannah and her cousins launch their own parallel effort. When mysterious accidents start befalling anyone who gets too close to their suspected culprit, the Fitzpatricks circle the wagons and launch a full-scale asymmetric attack in response.

Meanwhile, Hannah and Sam’s son, Sammy, has gotten himself into a mighty pickle of a mess, and of course, Mama Hannah only wants to help him out. Torn between rescuing him and allowing him to clean up his own mess, Hannah walks a fine line between the two as she feels her way forward. Her husband Sam is not being as helpful as she thinks he ought to be, which causes conflicts to arise that threaten their hard-won marital accord.

It’s early spring in Rose Hill, and the emotional weather is just as volatile as the extreme daily temperature changes in this small mountain town.

Tulip Street is #14 in the Rose Hill Mystery series.