Death As a Fine Art - (Bartender's Guide to Murder) by Sharon Linnéa (Paperback)

About the Book

It's almost Thanksgiving, a blizzard looms, an assassin stalks the halls of MacTavish's inn, and worse, bartender Avalon Nash's movie star mom just showed up.. Can Avalon catch the killer in time to save the next victims?

Book Synopsis

A blizzard looms as an assassin stalks the halls of MacTavish's inn.

It's nearly Thanksgiving and bartender Avalon Nash has her hands full. Her movie star mom is unexpectedly in town, and there seems to be a corpse in the lobby-though Avalon has sworn off involvement with suspicious deaths. Instead, she bartends the soiree of a local painter, not knowing she's about to be immersed in an art-theft ring worth billions-which is plagued by a killer sent to deliver a deadly message.

As a snowstorm shuts down the mountain town of Tranquility, no one is safe-especially not Avalon and her mom.

Review Quotes

Adored this book! Although Avalon struggles in her mother's shadow, she gets out there, wades through weather and mayhem, and gets things done. Because that's what a bartender sleuth does.- Award-winning novelist Rebecca Cantrell

No matter how hard she tries, bartender, Avalon Nash, can't stay away from murder. And Death as a Fine Art, the fifth novel in Sharon Linnea's Bartender's Guide to Murder is no exception. When a guest is murdered in the lobby of MacTavish's Inn where Avalon works, and her famous movie star mom shows up, things take a dark turn that has Avalon looking into a big art theft ring. With a snowstorm coming, no one is safe. A great addition to the series with lots of great characters and some of the best cocktails and mocktails in the business. I highly recommend it.

--Cathi Stoler best-selling author of The Nick Donahue Series.