Grave Double

Graves to the left, graves to the right, but there shouldn't be a body in sight
When Hettie visits her friend Marlee at the Battye Library, she isn't expecting it to lead to a cemetery. And while she knows, of course, that there are bodies in a cemetery, they are normally buried. So, finding one that hasn't been - at least officially - is not to be taken lightly.
Finding herself inveigled into another murder investigation, and with trouble brewing over her new croquet courts, Hettie turns to her sidekick for help. But that cat is refusing to have anything to do with this latest death. Can Hettie solve this one on her own? Or will her discoveries make her wish she'd kept out of it too?

Rennae Todd is the pen name of retired historian Irene Sauman. While Irene writes historical cozy mysteries, Rennae writes cozies in a more modern setting. But history has a way of creeping into Rennae's stories sometimes too. Which shouldn't be surprising. After all, everyone has a history, haven't they? Irene's history (and therefore Rennae's too) includes growing up on a vineyard and orange orchard by the Murray River in New South Wales. Now living in Western Australia, Irene has three children and four grandchildren, and a sister who beta reads her books for plot holes and to see how quickly she can solve the mystery. When not writing (or reading), Irene watches tennis, plays croquet, and has a reasonably green thumb, which means very little dies in her garden, unlike in her cozy mysteries.Irene and Rennae's books are available in digital and print at all good retailers. They share a website where you can learn more about their books. https://irenesaumanauthor.com