Murder Most Un-Canadian

The Chocolate Shop Murder Club meets every Thursday. They read mysteries. They occasionally solve the crimes no one else will touch—by watching, as they put it, for who benefits, who lies, and who refuses the cookies. And they have decided, somewhat democratically, that Maris is their newest member—whether she likes it or not.

Now Maris is stranded on Cape Breton Island for the winter, running a business she doesn't want, in a town where the "food scene" is four fudge shops and a Tim Hortons, and a rabble of well-read retirees is the closest thing to a homicide squad.

Someone murdered Eileen. Someone scrawled "Good Riddance" on the shop window before Maris ever arrived—and spray-painted a threat across the door the moment she started asking questions. And the longer Maris stays, the more she suspects the same person is behind both—and that whoever silenced Eileen isn't done yet.

Perfect for fans of Richard Osman and Janice Hallett. Murder Most Un-Canadian is a wickedly funny mystery rooted in a Nova Scotia town so small everybody knows everything—except, apparently, who did it.