Alibis Can Be Murder: Charlie Parker Mysteries, Book 17 (Volume 17)

Here's what others are saying:"... suspenseful storytelling with sensitive portrayals of complex family relationships." –Booklist"Shelton's engaging story, likable heroine, and comfortable prose make this a good choice." – Library JournalThe weather turns to spring, and Charlie faces a pair of puzzles. Against Charlie's better judgment Ron, her PI partner, takes a cheating-spouse case that turns into a comedy of errors involving a star football player and his wife's petty vengeance. Meanwhile, Charlie's neighbor Elsa has a bad feeling about a family up the street. Is it a case of the neighborhood busybody having too much time on her hands, or is there truly something sinister happening with twin teen girls who've been left with too much money and not enough supervision? Charlie finds herself remembering what her own teen years were like as she tries to decipher what the twins are up to.Praise for the Charlie Parker series:"Charlie is just what readers want." –Booklist"Connie Shelton gets better with every book she writes."—The Midwest Book Review Praise for the Charlie Parker series: "Charlie is just what readers want." –Booklist "Connie Shelton gets better with every book she writes."—The Midwest Book Review Cheating spouses, a pawned Super Bowl ring, a hundred-thousand-dollar scam. That's only one of Charlotte "Charlie" Parker's new cases. The second has the Albuquerque investigator and her sidekick dog tracking teenage twin girls who practically live on social media. One case turns into a comedy of errors, while the other has dark and potentially deadly implications, and Charlie is right in the middle. Here's what others are saying: "... suspenseful storytelling with sensitive portrayals of complex family relationships." –Booklist "Shelton's engaging story, likable heroine, and comfortable prose make this a good choice." – Library Journal