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    Stage Door: A Cue to a Kill (A Theatrical Cozy Mystery Short Read)

    By Lilian Watts

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    The show must go on... but can it, when one of the actors has a cue to a kill?

    Backstage at the last night performance of the murder-mystery play "Bone Chiller," a real life killer is stalking the corridors of the theater.

    The Goose Meadow Bay Players' Halloween production has been declared an artistic success by enthralled audiences, but onstage and backstage the cast and crew are just a little bit bored.

    On the last night, one of the actors has a great idea to liven things up and everything seems harmless enough, but then an attempt is made on one actor's life. Not long after that, another goes missing.

    With the audience's laughter ringing in their ears, the cast are more intent on stardom than finding the potential murderer lurking amongst them. Can Kath keep the show running, the cast safe and make sure the killer sticks to the script?

    This is a cozy mystery short read in the Stage Door series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLilian Watts
    Release dateMay 2, 2015
    ISBN9781310001338
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    Stage Door: A Cue to a Kill (A Theatrical Cozy Mystery Short Read)

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